If you decide to have a vacation at the Reunion Resort & Golf Club, you'll be amazed at what this destination has to offer. Although the resort was built in 2004, it rapidly became one of the most luxurious and sought-after in Orlando. In addition to the three superb golf courses you can play at the Reunion Resort & Golf Club, there are many engaging amenities you and your friends or family can enjoy. This is a short presentation of the golf courses that will test your skill at the resort:

• Arnold Palmer: This golf course offers 6,916 yards of exciting play with up to 50 feet of elevation changes. Previously known as the Legacy course, it features soft undulations and is heavily bunkered. The back nine features some memorable holes, especially as you get closer to the end of your round, where the dramatic 18th awaits. Palmer’s course is as close to a resort-style course as Reunion offers, but it is very challenging. Five sets of tee markers ensure that players of various skill levels can find a manageable distance between 4,795 yards and 6,916 yards.
• Tom Watson: Featuring wide-open greens, rolling fairways, and strategically-placed bunkers, this golf course requires a well-calculated game. This is perhaps the most distinct course at the resort. The layout measures 7,154 yards from the back tees, but the golf course is more about strategy than length. Watson’s course has a parkland layout with a windswept appearance, framed by a wide variety of native grasses, azaleas, hibiscus, and other plants. The presence of elevated greens means golfers will need to fly their shots to the putting surfaces.
• Jack Nicklaus: The golf course architect has never been known to take it easy on players when designing courses. He notoriously has very difficult tracks, as they are narrow and long, and the greens have significant undulation. A signature of Nicklaus’ courses is a tame open hole – he lets you ease into the game. The first hole is a straightforward, shorter par 4. After that, you should expect the rest of the course to be more challenging. Compared to the other two at the resort, you’ll notice the narrower fairways, long yardage, and trickier greens.

In between rounds or at the end of the day, you can relish a delicious meal at one of the seven Reunion Resort & Golf Club restaurants. At Chophouse, fresh seafood and steaks are cooked daily, and the enhancements are made with fresh vegetables and bold spices, while at Eleven, you can dine in elegant style on the rooftop and enjoy a variety of small plates and craft cocktails. Furthermore, the resort has numerous amenities you can engage in besides playing golf, such as tennis courts, pickleball, bike rentals, swimming, bocce ball, and miniature golf.

Reunion Resort is just 28 miles away from Orlando International Airport and 54 miles from Orlando Sanford International Airport.

Guests not golfing are also welcome to ride during accompanying players’ rounds, based on cart availability and with an added fee of $30 per cart.

Yes, not only does the PGA Tour have an annual stop at Reunion Resort’s courses designed by PGA legends, but PGA professionals are also available to offer private first-class golf lessons here.

The 7th hole at Palmer Course is considered the most iconic and visually stunning of all of Reunion’s 36 holes. Another great hole is Nicklaus Course’s 16th, which is both challenging and appealing.

Reunion Resort is only 6 miles away from Disney World’s theme parks, which can be visited by shuttle service from the location; SeaWorld Orlando and Universal Orlando are 15 and 20 miles away from Reunion Resort. A wide selection of shopping malls and boutiques are also nearby, as well as Orlando’s ESPN complex.

The services and other activities available at Reunion Resort are varied and include: a 5-acre water park with a lazy river, golf short game practice area, tennis center, miniature golf course, ten community pools, onsite selection of dining options and bars, bicycle use, fitness center, business center, shuttle service, and more.

Breakfast is included when customers book the Classic Golf Package and the Unlimited Golf Package.

Reunion Resort has a wide array of lodging options from villas to private vacation homes. The villas are categorized as Deluxe, Superior, and Estate Villas. The Estate Villas are located in the main tower, the Reunion Grande, where the other villas are situated throughout the property. The vacation homes range from 4-bedroom up to 13-bedroom mansions.

No, golf carts are not provided for guests to get themselves around the resort. Complimentary shuttle transportation is included, however.

The driving range, short game area, and putting green are complimentary and unlimited during your stay.

Yes, Reunion Resort does clean and offer club storage. Your golf bags will be tagged and waiting for you on a golf cart and whichever golf course you are playing that day.

Yes, there is complimentary shuttle transportation included in the resort fee at Reunion Resort.

There is a golf academy at Reunion Resort which offers a wide range of different lessons to all skill levels. Golf Trip Junkie does not set up packages that include the Golf Academy, but we can certainly put you in touch with the right folks that can help.

There are three golf courses: The Arnold Palmer Course, the Jack Nicklaus Course, and the Tom Watson Course, all three of which are championship courses, playing from 6900 yards to 7200 yards from the championship tees.

Yes, golfers must be guests of Reunion Resort to play their golf courses.

Yes, Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge provides complimentary roundtrip airport shuttle, available 24 hours.

The services and other activities available at Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge include: a golf shop, a heated junior-Olympic swimming pool, a relaxing spa, a fitness center, a driving range, private guided fishing, six tennis courts with professional instruction, and a varied selection of restaurants and bars.

There is no minimum night stay required, but golfers need to be members or registered guests for at least one night at the Bay Hill Club & Lodge to be able to play Bay Hill.

Our Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill package starts at $142 per golfer per night and includes: 3-night lodging (2 golfers sharing a Lodge Room at Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge), two rounds of golf at Bay Hill, shared golf cart, resort fees, and taxes.

The golf course at Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge is known for its design - being the first one to ever use Tifway Bermuda grass for its fairways and greens – and its most challenging hole – the 2nd hole was rated as one of the 15 most difficult par-3s on the PGA Tour.

Yes, golf carts are available to rent - included in green fees.

Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club and Lodge is a challenging layout featuring 7,381 yards of beautiful ponds, Bermudagrass, and plenty of bunkers and water hazards.

Bay Hill hosts one of the most popular PGA tournaments of the year, the Arnold Palmer Invitational, gathering some of the best golf professionals in the world.

Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge is private, and only open to members and guests staying at the lodge.

October through May, when golf courses shut down in the northern area, are peak seasons in Florida. Still, January, February, and March are when you’ll find the best golf conditions in the state. It can get a little chilly once in a while, but the conditions are ideal for playing.

As one of Florida's top golf resorts, Mission Inn Resort has two championship courses. The golf experience is remarkable from the scenery – hills rolling and pitching, mature pine and magnolia trees towering, eagles and ospreys flying overhead. The terrain provides up to 85 ft. elevation changes and a peaceful ambiance void of fairway houses and condos. These are the golf courses you can play at Mission Inn Resort:

• El Campeón Championship Course: Built in 1917 and designed by George O'Neil, this golf course is surrounded by natural Florida beauty. It's one of the South's oldest golf courses and blends unusual Central Florida elevation changes with features of traditional golf design, including breathtaking rolling fairways and undulating greens. The signature hole is the par 5, 17th hole, which features a long double dogleg that has more obstacles than some entire golf courses. El Campeón has garnered many national awards and is annually recognized as one of the top 25 golf courses in Florida. It's a challenge even for seasoned golfers.
• Las Colinas Championship Course: Designed by Gary Koch and built in 1992, this golf course offers quite a different challenge than El Campeón. It has an inland links design with generous, wide-open fairways, rolling hills, and large, undulating greens. The width of the fairways, the design of the extensive undulating greens, and the many tees at each hole give the course great versatility, meaning it's suitable for professional competitions. Still, it offers any player a pleasant, enjoyable, and affordable experience. Las Colinas was nominated by Golf Digest as "Best New Resort Course" upon opening.

In addition to golf, Mission Inn Resort also offers several restaurants where you can dine with your friends or family in between golf rounds. Perhaps the most famous restaurant of the resort is El Conquistador, where you can have a memorable dining experience. Finally, the resort also has a spa, where you can relax after a rewarding golf round or at the end of the day.