Orlando golf vacations FAQ's

A vibrant and exciting city located in central Florida, Orlando is a world class destination for a golf vacation. Playing host to a number of PGA Tour events throughout the season, Orlando has risen to acclaim to now be one of the best locations for golf in the United States.

Check out some of our top tips and FAQs to make your next golf vacation to Orlando as easy and hassle-free as possible.

The Orlando area is saturated with approximately 200 golf courses to choose from. Highlights include the Bay Hill Club, home to the Arnold Palmer Invitational on the PGA TOUR.

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Orlando is one of the premier golf trip destinations due to the amount of golf resorts, hotels, golf courses, and ease of access to other activities. You can also pair your golf trip with a visit to the local theme parks or the city’s vibrant dining and entertainment.

Orlando is home to some of the world's best golf resorts with luxury amenities and championship level golf courses just on the doorstep. Check out some of our stay and play packages to Orlando at resorts including:

• Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge
• Reunion Resort
• Orange County National Golf Center and Lodge
• Omni Orlando Resort at ChampionsGate

Read our best golf resorts in Orlando article for more inspiration!

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Due to the warm climate and sunshine, Orlando is an excellent destination for year round golf. Snow and extreme cold is virtually non-existent allowing courses to be open all year. In Summer, the weather does reach the mid 90’s but with the long daylight hours morning and evening is perfect for a cooler summer round.

While golf in Orlando can be played year round, the best months to golf in Orlando are from February to April. For those looking for value, October through December is the best time to travel. The low season pricing in Orlando can be found in the summer months, however the courses do maintenance during these months as well.

The cost of a golf trip to Orlando will vary depending on the accommodation and golf courses on your itinerary. Our packages start at $259 per person for a 2 night 2 round trip in low season.

Check out some of our packages to Orlando below.

Some of the best golf courses in Orlando include:

Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Golf Course - One of the many notable courses of Orlando is legendary Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club & Lodge, a course divided into 3 superb nines. The Champion, Challenger and Charger loops make up 27 holes of tour championship golf that is consistently ranked in the Top 100 Courses to play in America. Host to the PGA Tour’s Arnold Palmer Invitational since 1979, Bay Hill is perfect for golf holidays in Orlando.

Celebration Golf Club - Located just outside Kissimmee, Celebration Golf Club offers a charming "Old Time" atmosphere with a windmill and vintage cars on the lawn. The driving range features island greens, and guests can dine at the Windmill Restaurant after their round. Their par-72 Florida-style course spans 7,028 yards and was designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. and Sr. It can accommodate all levels of golfer with four tee boxes. Known for its spacious fairways and water hazards, it's a fun challenge for everyone.

Disney's The Magnolia course - Named after the impressive 1,500 magnolia trees onsite, The Magnolia is Disney's most famous golf course. Featuring Mickey Mouse-shaped bunkers on the 6th hole it offers a scenic journey through a forest of Magnolia. Spanning over 7,500 yards with five tee options, it's top course for all golfers.

Read our best golf courses in Orlando article for more inspiration!

An Orlando golf vacation offers the perfect mix of top-quality golf, great weather, and world-famous attractions, making it an unbeatable destination. Home to championship courses designed by legends like Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, Orlando provides a variety of layouts, from scenic resort courses to challenging tournament venues. Plus, beyond golf, Orlando is packed with entertainment—from theme parks and nightlife to shopping and dining—ensuring there’s something for everyone on and off the course.