Opened in December 2003, Shingle Creek Golf Club is an Orlando Golf Course where the past meets the present.  Located just one mile from the Orange County Convention Center, Shingle Creek Golf Club and Resort merges the modern resort experience with the natural feel of the historic "Shingle Creek". Shingle Creek winds throughout the golf course and resort and flows 140 miles south into the headwaters of the Florida everglades.

International Course: The International course at Champions Gate offers a golf experience unlike any other in the Orlando area, but one that will be familiar to those who have played the links courses of Scotland and Ireland.

This Rees Jones Signature Designed golf course features 6,901 yards of classic architecture, an exquisitely maintained course and year round playing conditions.  With its classic golf course design, unique terrain and year-round tournament playing conditions, Falcons Fire Golf Club is arguably one of the top Orlando golf courses.

Open since 1987, MetroWest Golf Club in Orlando features spring-fed lakes and mature native trees bordering expansive, rolling fairways. With large, undulating greens strategically surrounded by sculpted bunkers a fair yet demanding test of golf faces you with every shot.

Eagle Dunes Golf Club is an 18-hole regulation length golf course in Sorrento, Florida.

Previously rated nationally by Golf Digest as one of the "Top 75 Public Courses to Play", Hunter's Creek Golf Club is a fair, yet demanding test of Orlando golf for golfers of all skill levels.

National Course: The National Course at Champions Gate is a classic layout of America's finest destinations. A pleasure to play, the ChampionsGate National Course is a cut above the rest with its majestic greens and long ranges.

Bay Hill Golf Club, famous for its affiliation with Arnold Palmer and the PGA Tour's Arnold Palmer Invitational, is a private Orlando golf course open only for play for club members and guests staying at the lodge. Bay Hill is consistently rated as one of the most popular Orlando golf courses.

Orlando County National Golf Club has played host to the 2003 and 2005 PGA TOUR Qualifying School Finals and was awarded 4.5 stars by Golf Digest's "Places to Play."  The Panther Lake Course is a 7350-yard masterpiece incorporating rolling hills and dramatic elevation changes as it winds through natural oak hammocks, pine trees and freshwater lakes.

There are many Florida golf courses created by well-known designers, but one thing it's never had is a Coore & Crenshaw designed Florida golf course until now.  Sugarloaf Mountain Golf Club is the first Coore & Crenshaw design in Florida.

The Crooked Cat course at Orange County National is a tremendous complement to its more highly acclaimed sister course, Panther Lake.  Both courses are considered among the top public golf courses in Orlando.

Rated 4 stars by Golf Digest, this award winning Florida golf course has been ranked among the "Top 100 Courses in America" by Golfweek magazine. Southern Dunes Golf Club is a 7,227 yard championship Steve Smyers' designed golf course features rolling fairways that carve through large sandy scrub areas to create a "Dunes" atmosphere. The large greens are creatively surrounded by imaginative bunkering to hold the golfer accountable for accurate approach shots.

Mystic Dunes Golf Club was designed by PGA Tour Professional and NBC golf analyst Gary Koch. Opened in 2001, Mystic Dunes is a par 71, 7012-yard course layout, unique to Orlando golf courses. Mystic Dunes Orlando golf course consists of two distinctly different layouts that take advantage of the unique topography, offering the golfer a fantastic and memorable experience. The "low country-style" eastern, front nine is reminiscent of classic Carolina-style courses, meandering through native wetlands and marsh areas, bordering oak and cypress forests.

Orange Tree is a private golf course in Orlando, Florida. The club offers a beautifully manicured 18-hole golf course.   The course features a full range practice facility including a driving range, putting green and a green for bunker play and chip shots. "The Loop" is made up of the 16th through the 18th holes offers picturesque views, requires precise shots to avoid water, and can be three of the best finishing holes anywhere

Opening in October 2009, the Waldorf Astoria Golf Club will be Rees Jones latest addition to Florida golf.  Designed with a five-tee system for all playing abilities, yet quite challenging, the Waldorf Astoria Golf Club 18-hole Rees Jones-designed championship course winds through a large wetland preserve and measures 7113 yards with a Par 72, Slope 130, and 73.0 Rating from its Professional Tees.