Golf Courses Near WorldQuest Orlando
Nineteen courses within about thirty minutes of the resort.
Pack your clubs or rent a set and tee off minutes from WorldQuest Orlando. Nineteen courses sit within about thirty minutes of the resort, from Disney championship layouts and Rees Jones designs to a nine-hole walking course that also plays FootGolf.
Use the directory below to find the course that suits your group, your schedule and your playing style. Book tee times directly with each course.
Closest to the resort
Hawk’s Landing Golf Club
At Orlando World Center Marriott, this Robert Cupp Jr. 18-hole, par-72 layout is the quickest championship-round option from WorldQuest. Water comes into play on 15 holes, and the full practice facility and GPS-enabled carts make it an easy choice for a spontaneous golf day.
Falcon’s Fire Golf Club
A fully public Rees Jones-designed championship course with classic architecture, four tee sets, a driving range, GPS carts, and the Falcon’s Nest Restaurant. This is a strong all-around pick for guests who want a full round close to the resort.
Celebration Golf Club
The final co-design of Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Robert Trent Jones Jr. offers 18 holes, Champion Dwarf Bermuda greens, rolling parkland-style fairways, and a polished vacation-golf atmosphere. A great fit for mixed-skill groups looking for a memorable traditional round.
Quick recommendations
- Closest full round
- Hawk’s Landing Golf Club
- Best nearby public all-rounder
- Falcon’s Fire Golf Club
- A Disney golf day
- Disney’s Palm, Magnolia or Oak Trail
- Shorter round or practice
- Disney’s Oak Trail or Grande Vista
- Golf groups and repeat rounds
- ChampionsGate or Reunion Resort
All nineteen courses
Distances and drive times are approximate planning estimates from 8849 WorldQuest Boulevard and will vary with traffic on I-4 and around the parks. Green fees, tee-time access and seasonal closures change frequently, so confirm current rates and availability with each course before you travel.
Waldorf Astoria Golf Club
A Rees Jones championship course set among cypress, wetlands, and sculpted bunkers at Waldorf Astoria Orlando. Five tee positions help make the 18-hole layout approachable for a range of abilities while retaining a refined resort-golf feel.
Disney’s Lake Buena Vista Golf Course
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This classic country-club-style Joe Lee course winds past lakes, villas, and Florida pines, with elevated greens and a challenging island green on No. 7.
Closed for renovation since 4 May 2026, with no reopening date announced. Disney currently directs golfers to Magnolia or Palm.
Grande Vista Golf Club
A public 9-hole, par-32 course surrounded by oaks and cypress, paired with a 35-acre practice facility, academy instruction, and club fitting. A smart choice for a relaxed nine, a warm-up session, or a guest with limited time.
Shingle Creek Golf Club
A public championship course at the headwaters of the Everglades, designed by Arnold Palmer Design Company. Rolling terrain, strategic bunkers, a serious practice facility, GPS carts, and resort-level service make it an excellent upscale public-golf choice.
Disney’s Palm Golf Course
A championship course redesigned by Arnold Palmer Design Company, with shimmering lakes, tropical sand, palms, sloping greens, water on nine holes, and 59 bunkers. A classic Disney golf day for guests wanting a scenic, full-length challenge.
Disney’s Magnolia Golf Course
Disney’s longest championship layout features wide fairways, elevated tees, spacious greens, 11 water hazards, and the demanding Grumpy’s Gauntlet stretch. Reimagined in 2023, it is a strong option for golfers who enjoy a tournament-style test.
Disney’s Oak Trail Golf Course
A family-friendly 9-hole walking course that also offers FootGolf. It is ideal for beginners, younger players, or guests who want to fit a shorter golf experience into a park-filled Orlando itinerary.
The Ritz-Carlton Golf Club Orlando, Grande Lakes
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A par-72 Greg Norman design with wide fairways, wetlands, live oaks, and an Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary setting.
Closed for course enhancements through 31 October 2026. Confirm before booking.
Mystic Dunes Golf Club
A public par-72 course by Gary Panks with elevated tees, rolling terrain, sand, water, and a distinctly Florida resort setting. It is a good choice for guests who want a varied, full 18-hole round without a long drive.
Reunion Resort Golf
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Three signature courses by Arnold Palmer, Tom Watson, and Jack Nicklaus create one of Central Florida’s most distinctive golf destinations.
Playing eligibility can depend on lodging status, and the resort also advertises GolfNow booking. Confirm the current booking path before making plans.
Omni Orlando Resort at ChampionsGate
A major golf destination with two 18-hole Greg Norman championship courses: the traditional National and links-inspired International, plus a lighted 9-hole par-3 course. One of the best nearby options for golf groups, multiple rounds, or mixed itineraries.
Orange Lake Golf, The Legends
Orange Lake is open to the public and offers 54 holes across four courses. The featured Legends course is an 18-hole Arnold Palmer Signature layout, while The Reserve, Cranes Bend executive course, and Legends Walk night golf create flexible options for different schedules and skill levels.
Eagle Creek Golf Club
A public 7,200-yard, par-73 championship course designed by Ron Garl and Howard Swan. Its Scottish-style bunkering, five tee sets, and expansive clubhouse make this a worthwhile choice for a more substantial golf outing that still fits the 30-minute planning radius.
Kissimmee Bay Country Club
A public 18-hole, par-71 course carved through old oaks and cypress with water hazards and a relaxed clubhouse feel. It is a good local-style option for guests looking for a casual full round away from the large resort corridors.
Remington Golf Club
A public 18-hole championship course with a complete practice facility and distinctive water driving range. An appealing choice for guests seeking a friendly Kissimmee round with a bit more of a local-course atmosphere.
Providence Golf Club
A Mike Dasher-designed 18-hole course with undulating greens, a scenic Central Florida setting, and a balance of challenge and playability. It sits at the edge of the 30-minute radius, so guests should allow extra travel time during I-4 and theme-park peaks.
Staying at WorldQuest
Suites sleep four to eight with full kitchens and separate bedrooms, which suits a golf group better than a row of hotel rooms: early tee times, late dinners and non-golfers all fit around one another. Self-parking is complimentary, which matters when the group is driving to a different course each day.