Orlando Golf Trip Planning Guide
Orlando is stacked with resort golf. ChampionsGate, Reunion Resort, and Orange County National give you PGA-caliber tracks with the full Florida resort experience. Off the course, the International Drive strip, downtown nightlife, and endless entertainment options keep big groups entertained. Easy flights from everywhere seal the deal.
4 courses · 4 restaurants · 3 bars · 5 activities
Quick Facts
Spring, Fall
MCO (20 min drive)
$50–$170
$400/night
0 of 4
~$370/person
Sample 3-Day Itinerary
Here's a realistic 3-day itinerary for a group golf trip to Orlando. Every venue below is real and pulled from our curated database — no filler.
Day 1
ChampionsGate - International Course — resort, $80–$170 · 4.7★
Greg Norman British Isles-inspired design. Pot bunkers, fescue, and links-style challenge in Florida.
Christner's Prime Steak & Lobster — steakhouse, $$$$
Old-school steakhouse with white tablecloths and prime aged beef. The big night out.
The Courtesy Bar — cocktail · Open late
Best cocktail bar in Orlando. Speakeasy vibes in the heart of downtown.
Day 2
Reunion Resort - Watson Course — resort, $70–$150 · 4.6★
Tom Watson design with rolling terrain and strategic bunkering. Best of Reunion's three courses.
TopGolf Orlando — 2-3 hours, $30–$60/pp
Three-story driving range with food, drinks, and competitive games.
Pig Floyd's Urban Barbakoa — bbq, $$
Asian-Latin BBQ fusion. Brisket tacos, smoked wings, and craft beer. Unique and delicious.
Wall Street Plaza — sports bar · Open late
Block of connected bars downtown. Multiple vibes in one strip. The group pub crawl spot.
Day 3
Orange County National - Panther Lake — parkland, $80–$160 · 4.5★
Phil Ritson design used as PGA Tour Q-School venue. Big, bold, and beautifully conditioned.
Andretti Indoor Karting — 2-3 hours, $25–$60/pp
Electric go-karts, bowling, arcade, and ziplines under one roof. Competitive and fun.
Hawkers Asian Street Food — casual, $$
Southeast Asian street food in a buzzy Mills 50 setting. Roti canai and laksa are incredible.
Tin & Taco — dive · Open late
Dive bar that also serves amazing tacos. Late-night fuel after the bar crawl.
Course-by-Course Guide
Orlando has 4 courses worth playing.
ChampionsGate - International Course
PremiumGreg Norman British Isles-inspired design. Pot bunkers, fescue, and links-style challenge in Florida.
Orange County National - Panther Lake
PremiumPhil Ritson design used as PGA Tour Q-School venue. Big, bold, and beautifully conditioned.
Reunion Resort - Watson Course
PremiumTom Watson design with rolling terrain and strategic bunkering. Best of Reunion's three courses.
Shingle Creek Golf Club
SolidDavid Harman design near the convention center. Great value with resort-quality conditioning.
Where to Stay
Orlando has 2 group-friendly lodging options in our database, starting at $400/night for the whole house.
$500–$1800/night
Sleeps 12–20 · Reunion Resort / ChampionsGate area
$400–$1200/night
Sleeps 10–16 · Kissimmee / Davenport vacation homes
Group Dining Guide
4 restaurants vetted for group golf trips. Several can handle large parties without a reservation headache.
Christner's Prime Steak & Lobster
$$$$Old-school steakhouse with white tablecloths and prime aged beef. The big night out.
Pig Floyd's Urban Barbakoa
$$Asian-Latin BBQ fusion. Brisket tacos, smoked wings, and craft beer. Unique and delicious.
Hawkers Asian Street Food
$$Southeast Asian street food in a buzzy Mills 50 setting. Roti canai and laksa are incredible.
The Ravenous Pig
$$$James Beard-nominated gastropub in Winter Park. Elevated comfort food and house-brewed beer.
Nightlife
3 bars curated for groups. 3 stay open past midnight.
The Courtesy Bar
Late NightBest cocktail bar in Orlando. Speakeasy vibes in the heart of downtown.
Wall Street Plaza
Late NightBlock of connected bars downtown. Multiple vibes in one strip. The group pub crawl spot.
Tin & Taco
Late NightDive bar that also serves amazing tacos. Late-night fuel after the bar crawl.
Activities Beyond Golf
5 off-course activities for rest days or afternoons.
TopGolf Orlando
Three-story driving range with food, drinks, and competitive games.
Andretti Indoor Karting
Electric go-karts, bowling, arcade, and ziplines under one roof. Competitive and fun.
ICON Park Orlando
Giant observation wheel, museums, and bars on I-Drive. Good arrival-night activity.
Orlando Watersports Complex
Cable wakeboarding park. No boat needed. Hilarious for non-surfers.
Wekiva Island
Kayak, paddleboard, and float on crystal-clear springs. Natural lazy river vibes.
Getting There
Fly into Orlando International Airport (MCO) — it's a 20-minute drive to Orlando. For groups of 8+, consider booking a shuttle or party bus from the airport (local providers include Orlando Party Bus and Premier Transportation Orlando). Renting two SUVs usually works for groups of 4-8.