Shingle Creek Golf Club

"Best Golf Course in Orlando 2023"

Celebration Golf Club

"Top 10 Orlando Golf Course"

Orange County National

"36 Holes of Award Winning Golf"

Champions Gate Golf Club

"Top 10 Orlando Golf Course"

Falcon's Fire Golf Club

"Top 10 Orlando Golf Course"

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Featured Orlando Golf Courses

Shingle Creek Golf Club - Hole 15
 
4.8 (105)
Opened in December 2003, Shingle Creek Golf Club is an Orlando Florida Golf Course where the past meets the present. Located just one mile from the Orange County Convention Center, Shingle Creek Golf Club and Resort merges the modern resort...
Orange County National
 
4.7 (71)
Orlando County National in Orlando has played host to the 2003, 2005, 2007 and 2010 PGA TOUR Qualifying School Finals and most recently, a 2023 LIV Golf Tour Event. The Panther Lake Golf Course is a 7350-yard masterpiece incorporating rolling...
Falcons Fire Golf Club
 
4.6 (58)
Designed by Rees Jones, Falcon's Fire Golf Club features a blend of modern and classic architecture. With its classic golf course design, unique terrain and year-round tournament playing conditions, Falcons Fire Golf Club is arguably one of the top Orlando...
Champions Gate Golf Club International Course Orlando Florida
 
4.6 (61)
Welcome to ChampionsGate Golf Club in Orlando, Florida. Featuring 36 holes of championship golf just minutes from the Walt Disney World resort area. The International golf course, a masterpiece designed by the legendary Greg Norman, stands as a testament to...
Celebration Golf Club
 
4.5 (54)
Nestled in the quaint town of Celebration, Florida, Celebration Golf Club stands as an exceptional Orlando golf course, a testament to the collaborative brilliance of renowned golf architects Robert Trent Jones, Sr. and Jr. Opened in 1996, this upscale golfing haven...

Orlando Golf Course Reviews

 
4.2
BD Bernard Dalton
"Good course. Service was average."
 
4.8
GF Gene Feinstein
"Two words: great course"
 
4.3
TJ Tim Johnson
"A nice course a short drive from Orlando. Greens were in great shape. Bunkers needed some help, but the rest of the course was great, especially for the price."
 
4.7
DD Dave Durland
"One of my favorites to play when in Orlando."
 
4.8
JC Jim Carroll
"Fun golf course to play, course conditions were spectacular. One of the best courses in Orlando."
 
4.5
JB Jeff Barzeski
"Good course conditions and a reasonably challenging golf course. Its on our must play list. Fun! "
 
4.2
GW Gary Williams
"a fun, challenging course to play. Good shape. A few funky holes but overall a decent course. "
 
4.2
CQ Christopher Queen
"Excellent conditions and a fun golf course to play. Friendly staff."
 
4.7
JB Jeff Barzeski
"fantastic course in terrific shape. "
 
4.8
SH Sean Howard
"Go ahead and book my next tee time now! Fun layout and great condition."
 
4.8
SB Stan Bauder
"Wonderful golf course in great condition. One of the best in Orlando. Pace of play was a little bit slow due. Course was very busy."
 
4.8
MR Miranda Ray
"The golf course and staff were top notch."
 
3.3
MM Mike Mastracco
"The course has a nice forgiving layout and was in decent condition. However, the staff offered minimal assistance and there wasn't a ranger on the course monitoring pace of play. ..."
 
4.3
MB Max Benson
"After hearing all the high praise for Falcons Fire I expected more. My expectations were high and the course fell a little bit short. The golf course is in good condition...."
 
4.8
EM Edgar Milligan
"Very nice course. Tee to green the course is in good condition. Fun round of golf deserving a return trip next year. "
 
4.3
JR Jon Russell
"Celebration has always been in good condition. The pace of play was a problem and the staff didn't seem to care. "

Golf Tip: “Hand Span” Test to Attain Proper Distance From the Golf Ball

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Golf Tip:  “Hand Span” Test to Attain Proper Distance From the Golf Ball

Have you ever wondered how far you should stand away from the golf ball before you hit your golf shot?

To find the correct distance from the ball, I like doing the “hand span” test.  Simply take your stance, make sure the sole of the club is sitting flush to the ground, with the toe and the heel of the golf club are level.  Make a slight “hand span” and place between the butt of the club and your body, where the pinky of your right hand is placed near the butt of the club and your thumb is near your body.  Your goal is to be a “hand span” away from the butt of the club after taking your address position.

This is a great, simple little measure to consistently get you to stand the proper distance from the ball, which in turn will promote better balance and weight shift throughout the swing.