Crooked Cat offers a more open, links-style experience with fewer trees and more rolling fairways compared to the tighter, more wooded layout of Panther Lake.

Yes, Orange County National provides extensive practice facilities, including a driving range, putting greens, and chipping areas.

Yes! While Panther Lake is the more demanding of the two, featuring tighter fairways and forced carries over water, Crooked Cat is more open and forgiving, making it a great choice for higher-handicap players. Both courses have multiple tee boxes, allowing golfers to choose the level of difficulty that suits their skill set.

Additionally, the state-of-the-art practice facilities, including an enormous driving range and short-game area, provide an excellent opportunity to work on your game before or after your round.

Yes, Orange County National has lodge-style accommodations designed for golfers looking for a convenient stay-and-play experience. The rooms are simple but comfortable, with easy access to the practice facilities, courses, and clubhouse. This setup is perfect for golf groups or solo travelers looking to maximize their time on the course.

Orange County National is widely regarded as one of the best golf destinations in Orlando due to its two premier championship courses - Panther Lake and Crooked Cat. These courses offer immaculate playing conditions, a variety of challenges with rolling fairways, elevation changes (rare for Florida), and strategic hazards.

Additionally, Orange County National is home to the largest driving range in the U.S., known as "The Tooth," a 9-hole executive course that allows golfers to fine-tune their short game. With a dedicated golf academy, on-site lodging, and a pro shop stocked with top-tier golf equipment, it’s a complete golf experience, whether you're a beginner or a seasoned golfer.