guests-only · Reunion, FL · 18 holes
Reunion Resort - Nicklaus Course
One of three signature courses at Reunion, playable when you stay at the resort or a partner vacation home. A strong reason to base a group in a Reunion rental.
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Before you book
| Access | Reunion Resort & Golf Club's three courses are restricted to members and Reunion Resort guests (Visit Orlando and GolfPass; Palmer TeeOff listing: 'must be a guest of Reunion Resort'). Guests of partner vacation-home managers in Reunion (e.g. Spectrum) can also book. Some GolfLink inventory showed Reunion tee times at $110-185 in Sept 2026, so non-guest access may exist off-peak: confirm with the resort. Ride-along $40 per cart. |
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| Designer | Jack Nicklaus |
| Opened | 2006 |
| Style | Nicklaus signature course on the resort's high ground; the toughest of the three. |
| Drive from downtown Orlando | 35 min (26.8 mi) |
| Address | 7593 Gathering Dr, Reunion, FL 34747 |
Local knowledge
- Reunion sits off I-4 at US-27/exit 58 area, about 20 minutes to Disney (estimate). Rent a Reunion vacation home through a partner manager to get tee times.
Closest golf hotels
- Omni Orlando Resort at ChampionsGate — 5 min, 2.3 mi
- ChampionsGate vacation homes and condos — 5 min, 2.3 mi
- Rainbow Chase RV Resort — 6 min, 3.4 mi
Questions golfers ask
How far is Reunion Resort - Nicklaus Course from Orlando?
About 35 minutes (26.8 miles) by road from downtown Orlando in light traffic.
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