Kissimmee Bay Country Club - Semi-Private

Description

Century-old oaks, towering cypress trees, a dozen unique water hazards and friendly sand hill cranes provide the backdrop for a first-class golf experience at Kissimmee Bay Country Club.

This is a not an extremely difficult course, yet it can be quite challenging at times. Locals say that the front nine is easier than the back nine. Water hazards (thirteen ponds) come into play on sixteen holes. The first three holes are lined by trees, but the rest of the holes only feature a few trees scattered alongside their fairways. The mostly large greens are slightly undulating and three are peninsula greens. The signature hole is #16, a 166-yard, par 3, featuring a spectacular view overlooking the East Lake Toho. The lake itself comes into play behind the green.

This club has an aquatic driving range complete with three island greens. Lauded by the media and golfers alike, Kissimmee Bay offers some of the finest facilities and services in Central Florida. The spacious clubhouse features the landmark Langley Golf Museum, exhibiting an interesting variety of antique balls, clubs and golf memorabilia.