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Orlando Golf Trail Premier Golf Courses in Orlando Florida
The Orlando Golf Trail is comprised of 9 distinct golf clubs that offer 12 spectacular courses. Play all the courses and conquer
a remarkable 189 holes of championship golf, plus a quick 9-hole executive course.
The courses are not spread out across Central Florida, unlike some golf trails in other areas; therefore, golfers do not have to
spend hours in the car driving from one course to the next. They can do what they came to do...play golf.
The golf courses on the Orlando Golf Trail are each unique, challenging, and utterly enjoyable. They were designed by some of the
top golf course architects, including Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Jr., Lloyd Clifton, Greg Norman, Ted McAnlis, Steve Smyers, Rees Jones,
Dave Harman, Isao Aoki, and Phil Ritson. Prestigious tournament, high-ranking awards, state-of-the-art practice facilities, and leading
golf academies are just a few of the features that are seen across the famous courses on the Orlando Golf Trail.
Each of the top-rated courses on the Orlando Golf Trail has something special to offer golfers. All have fabulous features and amenities.
Below are a few highlights for each course:
Celebration Golf Club:
Designed by the Robert Trent Jones duo, this 6,772 yard course is sure to challenge and delight golfers of all levels of abilities.
Many prestigious tournaments are held at this award-winning course each year. Experience the serenity, test your skills, and have a
great time on each of the 18 holes.
ChampionsGate Golf Club:
A golfer's dream can come true with this epic club. Two fabulous 18-hole courses will
beckon golfers - the National and the International Courses. Both were designed by legendary Greg Norman and each is well-over 7,000 yards
from the back tees. It is up to you to decide which one is your favorite.
Falcons Fire Golf Club:
Rees Jones designed this top-ranked 18-hole golf course. It is sure to please golfers regardless
of their level of expertise, especially given the fact that the terrain poses notable challenges. But, most importantly, fun will
be had by all who play on the beautiful greens and fairways at Falcon's Fire.
Hunters Creek Golf Club:
The landscaping is awe-inspiring at this Lloyd Clifton designed 18-hole
course. Pristine lakes, beautiful pines, rolling fairways, precariously-placed bunkers, and well-maintained greens are just a few of the
features of this championship golf course. Well-known tournaments are hosted at this club each year, drawing golfers from all corners of the globe.
Metro West Golf Club:
Relax and take in the natural setting at this 7,051 yard, Robert Trent Jones,
Sr.-designed course. Crystalline lakes, tree-lined fairways, and lush greens will challenge golfers, all while providing immense
enjoyment every step of the way. The course is accustomed to receive the highest awards -- a well-deserved feat.
Orange County National: :
This prestigious club boasts 3 exceptional golf courses. Two incomparable 18-hole courses,
called Crooked Cat and Panther Lake, and one superb nine-hole course, the Tooth. Golfers can experience a wide range of features across 45 holes
of golf at Orange Country National - everything from lakes and wetlands to elevation changes, rolling hills, undulating greens, and
strategically-located bunkers can be experienced at this one-stop wonder.
Ridgewood Lakes Golf and Country Club:
Ted McAnlis designed this lush 18-hole course. From the back tees the course
is 7,031 yards. It includes elevated tee boxes, white sand bunkers, and beautiful greens and fairways. As expected, it has received
several impressive awards.
Shingle Creek Golf Club:
David Harman designed this unrivaled 18-hole golf course. It is 7,228 yards from the
championship tees and is not for the faint of heart. Water is found throughout the course, as well as majestic oaks and dense pines.
The fairways are rolling and the greens are fast.
Southern Dunes Golf and Country Club:
Steve Smyers knew how to design a first rate golf course when he created this
18-hole masterpiece. Lush, rolling fairways, beautiful greens, and sandy bunkers compliment the striking, plant-studded dunes that
border the fairways. A truly one-of-a-kind course.
Once the decision is made to play the Orlando Golf Trail, all the details easily fall into place. Stay and Play packages are available;
so, golfers can focus on golf, and not worry about accommodations. The hotels, resorts, and inns that have partnered with the Orlando
Golf Trail are all conveniently located near the courses - perfect for early tee times.
Pick from any one of these Orlando Golf Trail lodging options:
Floridays Resort Orlando:
A luxury condominium-style accommodation. All units are suites. Many amenities are available to guests
- a beach area, pool, fitness center to name just a few.
Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel:
Sleep comfortably to refresh you before you start the day's round of golf. A pool, fitness center, and continental breakfast are awaiting its guests.
Omni Orlando Resort at ChampionsGate:
This 4-Diamond resort will let you live the life of luxury while playing an impressive 36 holes of golf. Amenities galore
- pools, tennis courts,
a lazy river, a spa, and other fabulous features.
World Quest Resort Orlando:
Luxurious condominium-styled accommodations. The amenities and activities are many for this top rated resort.
Ramada Orlando Celebration Resort: A 3-Diamond resort on 77 beautiful acres with golf course on-site. Fun, fun, and
more fun can be had at the refreshing resort pool.
Country Inn and Suites by Carlson:
A home away from home. Take a swim in the pool or work out after a round of golf in the fitness center.
Mona Lisa Suite Hotel: Unique and convenient suites. Here it is all in the details.
The staff is ready, willing, and able to help even the largest group plan the perfect vacation. They realize that while some come only to golf,
others may want to take advantage of the tourist attractions in the Orlando area, such as Walt Disney World, Epcot Center, SeaWorld, and Universal
and MGM Studios. In fact, all of the golf clubs on the Orlando Golf Trail are located within 15 miles of the Orlando attractions and the Orlando
Orange County Convention Center.
Golfers can find more information, such as maps, scorecards, descriptions, and links, for each of the courses on the Orlando Golf Trail at
http://www.efloridagolf.com. Just pick your tee time, and start planning your next golfing adventure.
It can be a fun, memorable trip for all on the Orlando Golf Trail.
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