Orlando Public Golf Course Finder

Public courses around Orlando, side by side. Every line comes from the course’s own website or from the Florida Historic Golf Trail, a program of the Florida Department of State. A missing tag means the course’s site does not mention it, not that the course lacks it. We do not list green fees, rate courses or take payment from them.

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8 public courses

Orlando & Winter Park

Dubsdread Golf Course

18 holes · opened 1924

City-owned18 holesDriving rangeLessonsEvening golf

  • Opened in December 1924; the City of Orlando bought it in 1978
  • Narrow fairways and small, heavily bunkered greens; renovated and reopened in July 2008
  • Covered driving range with Trackman bays, open until 8 or 9 PM
  • Discount for Orlando residents after a verification form

549 West Par Street, Orlando, FL 32804

Orlando & Winter Park

MetroWest Golf Club

18 holes · par 72

18 holes

  • Public course designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. in 1987
  • Thousands of trees, bunkers and a few water hazards; elevation changes uncommon in Florida
  • Restaurant on site

2100 S Hiawassee Road, Orlando, FL 32835

Orlando & Winter Park

Winter Park Golf Course

9 holes · par 35 · built 1914

City-owned9-hole or short courseWalking courseEvening golf

  • A City of Winter Park course of about 2,480 yards, renovated in 2016
  • Played on foot with pull carts; a few electric carts for senior and disabled players
  • The round crosses city streets six times
  • Public tee times up to three days ahead; public night golf on Tuesdays from November through March

761 Old England Avenue, Winter Park, FL 32789

West Orange

Orange County National

Two 18-hole courses and a 9-hole short course

18 holes9-hole or short courseDriving rangeLessons

  • Championship courses Crooked Cat and Panther Lake, plus the short course The Tooth
  • A 42-acre practice facility: circular grass range with nine target greens and a 22,000 sq ft putting green
  • Golf academy and a lodge on site

16301 Phil Ritson Way, Winter Garden, FL

Kissimmee & Celebration

Celebration Golf Club

18 holes · opened 1996

18 holesDriving rangeLessons

  • Designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Jr.
  • Driving range with floating targets on a pond
  • Posted dress code: collared shirts, Bermuda-length shorts, soft spikes, no denim
  • Groups are expected to finish within 4 hours 30 minutes

701 Golf Park Drive, Celebration, FL 34747

Kissimmee & Celebration

Falcon’s Fire Golf Club

18 holes · over 7,000 yards

18 holesDriving rangeLessons

  • Public course designed by Rees Jones, four sets of tees
  • Natural turf range with six target greens, chipping areas and bunkers, open 7 AM to sunset
  • Range closes at 5 PM on Wednesdays and Sundays and opens at 8 AM on Mondays and Thursdays for maintenance

3200 Seralago Boulevard, Kissimmee, FL 34746

Kissimmee & Celebration

Kissimmee Bay Country Club

18 holes · par 71 · 6,830 yards

18 holesDriving range

  • Opened in 1990, cut from an old oak forest, with about a dozen water hazards
  • All-grass driving range with putting and chipping areas
  • Free golf museum in the clubhouse

2801 Kissimmee Bay Blvd, Kissimmee, FL 34744

Sanford

Mayfair Country Club

18 holes · par 72 · opened 1922

City-owned18 holesLessons

  • Opened as nine holes in 1922; the City of Sanford bought it in 1924 and expanded it to 18
  • Four sets of tees from about 4,500 to 6,300 yards
  • Putting green and practice bunker; tee times up to 14 days ahead
  • Hosted a PGA Tour event, the Mayfair Inn Open, from 1955 to 1958

3536 Country Club Rd, Sanford, FL 32773

Checked against each course’s own website. Hours, tee-time windows and practice facilities change, so call the golf shop before you go. Planning a summer round? Read Lightning on the Golf Course: What to Do When Thunder Rolls in Orlando first.