Waldorf Astoria Golf Club
Orlando, Florida
A Rees Jones design nestled within the Bonnet Creek resort area near Disney, Waldorf Astoria Golf Club offers a surprisingly serene and challenging experience just minutes from the theme parks. Native wetlands and mature cypress trees line the fairways.
History & Heritage
Waldorf Astoria Golf Club opened in 2009 as the first golf club bearing the Waldorf Astoria name, designed by Rees Jones in the Bonnet Creek area near Walt Disney World.
Jones created the layout through native wetlands and mature cypress trees, drawing design elements from classic courses worldwide.
The club is recognized as one of the finest resort courses in Orlando.
Signature Holes
A demanding par 4 with water along the left side and a well-bunkered green.
A scenic par 3 over water to a green surrounded by wetlands and cypress.
A visually striking par 3 with water and bunkers creating a demanding target.
A strong finishing hole through cypress trees alongside wetlands.
What to Expect
A tranquil Rees Jones design through native wetlands and cypress, offering a serene contrast to nearby theme parks.
At 7,108 yards from the tips, it is a legitimate championship test with water on nearly every hole.
Playing Tips
Water is the primary hazard. Play conservatively on unfamiliar holes. Florida humidity makes the course play longer than yardage suggests.
Take extra club on approaches, especially in summer.
Highlights
- ✓ Minutes from Disney World
- ✓ Rees Jones design
- ✓ Luxury resort golf experience
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