Designed by Clifton, Ezell & Clifton Golf Design Group, this exciting layout is a favorite amongst local area players and was recently given 3 1/2 stars in Golf Digest's "Best Places to Play." The course offers a beautiful scenic atmosphere including rolling fairways, elevated tees, water on six holes, and no homes. It features a var... More

Located just minutes from Downtown Orlando, Dubsdread features the oldest course in the area. Originally designed by Tom Bendelow in 1923 and recently renovated and redesigned by Mike Dasher in 2008, this classic course has plenty of history attached to it. As the former site of the Orlando Open, Dubsdread hosted such golf legends as Sam Snead, Be... More

This semi-private club, designed by the architect team of Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw, is their first-ever Florida project and already destined to become legendary. Set in Minneola (west of Orlando, near Clermont) atop the highest point on Florida's peninsula, Sugarloaf Mountain offers spectacular views, dramatic elevation changes up to 250 feet, an... More

Eagle Creek continues to build momentum nationally, having recently been named to the Top 10 New Courses by Travel & Leisure Magazine and in its selection as the site of the prestigious Buick Scramble National Finals. This challenging, impeccably-maintained 7200-yard championship course is the only par 73 in Central Florida and the state's first to... More

18 holes - two fantastic styles. The "Modern" front nine is reminiscent of links-style golf and winds through native wetlands, marsh preserves and natural vegetation. The "Classic" back nine carves through a century-old oak grove creating a real Carolinas aura. Both nines feature ample amounts of water, undulating fairways, multi-level tees and a v... More

A pleasantly charming club with old Florida history, Rio Pinar totals an impressive and challenging 7000 yards from the tips. The clean simple layout is always in great condition and meanders through mature pines and oak trees with beautiful plant life and fauna everywhere. Unlike some of the tougher—some might say unfair—courses in th... More

Mission Inn's Las Colinas ("The Hills") was built in 1992 and designed by former PGA Tour player and TV commentator, Gary Koch. Just rated 4 stars by Golf Digest's "Best Places To Play, 2008/2009" and nominated as Golf Digest's 1992 "Best New Resort Course," Las Colinas offers quite a different challenge from El Campeon. Its wide ope... More

Opened in 2002 and built on a 260-acre wildlife preserve, Harmony is managed by Troon Golf, the leader in upscale golf course management. Harmony is the only Johnny Miller Signature Design course in the Orlando area. This extremely challenging, picturesque layout is wrapped around existing wetlands, broad meadows, towering pines, and natural ponds... More

Built in 1926, Mission Inn's El Campeon, "The Champion," is one of the south's oldest and most historical, prestigious golf courses. Architect Captain Charles Clarke of Troon, Scotland, blended unusual elevation changes of more than 85 feet with features of traditional golf design. Rolling fairways (some dramatic), undulating greens and well-placed... More

Stoneybrook is an exceptional showcase of undulating greens and naturally tree-lined, rolling fairways where golfers are required to play strategic carries over preserved wetlands and waterways. This challenging and unique course is designed by Clifton, Ezell & Clifton where each hole will play out a strategy of its own; some place a premium on th... More