Waldorf Astoria Golf Club

FROM THEIR WEB SITE:
Designed with a five-tee system for all playing abilities, yet quite challenging, the Waldorf Astoria Golf Club provides a truly exceptional setting for Orlando golf. Test your skill on the 18-hole Rees Jones-designed championship course, winding through a large wetland preserve and measuring 7108 yards with a Par 72, Slope 139, and 74.6 rating from its Professional Tees. Holes are visually arresting from tee to green and require intelligent management of the game. Bun... [more]

FROM THEIR WEB SITE:
Designed with a five-tee system for all playing abilities, yet quite challenging, the Waldorf Astoria Golf Club provides a truly exceptional setting for Orlando golf. Test your skill on the 18-hole Rees Jones-designed championship course, winding through a large wetland preserve and measuring 7108 yards with a Par 72, Slope 139, and 74.6 rating from its Professional Tees. Holes are visually arresting from tee to green and require intelligent management of the game. Bunkers are carved to be reminiscent of the hazards designed on courses a century ago. Majestic stands of pine and cypress trees line the fairways. The style of this meticulous Orlando golf resort was dictated by the land's existing contours, which Jones then enhanced always mindful of the natural elements and environmental issues.

Rates are for outside guests; hotel guests pay a reduced fee.

  Conserveration Guy - 1/29/12
One of the toughest golf courses I've played. Elevated Greens make for difficult lies and stances for shots carrying off the green. The staff was very courteous and helpful, but the golf experience for the average golfer may proof somewhat frustrating. Course and range area very well maintained.

  modestog - 1/2/12
the track is a must if your happen to be in the area, The greens are extremely difficult

  Eric Welsh - 8/16/11
This was a great course. Well worth the play. Very well maintained and the staff was great. Tough course though if you have not played it before you cannot be long when hitting the approach to the green - every green is elevated and runs off the back. I thought the starter was exagerating when he told me this, but he was not

  Rich Shetina - 4/29/12

  jlugojr - 4/3/12

  2c - 12/19/11

  dashark - 10/8/11

  Grntchgreg487 - 8/10/11

  rwong - 7/25/11

  jaysonleeh - 4/10/11