Hawk's Landing Golf Club

, very playable and nice shape. Really friendly staff. Not a fan of the surrounding area or overall course beauty. Played at twin rivers - much less expensive and much, much more beautiful

Have played this course many years an thought the fairways were not as good of shape as previous years .Especially for the money you have to pay to play

Played this course a few years ago and it was in better shape then. Most traps were beat up, a few muddy tee boxes but good greens. Some holes are in much better condition then others so it’s a little odd.

It is a resort golf course with a fair lay out. The grass on the fairways is a bit thin. The best finishing hole is the new #18 a copy of the TPC. FUN ISLAND PAR 3
Where the club selection is key.
Staff very friendly. I would recommend and play again.

For a winter round of golf,course was in great shape. Greens were a good speed.

I expected much better based on reviews and price. Kinda of a silly layout in spots. Not in the best of shape overall. Play was slow. If you are going to spend between $75 and $100 for a round I'd pass on this one.

good challenge, quick greens, pity i busted my ribs on tee 5!!

I enjoyed the layout. It was well maintained with beautiful views throughout. I saw negative reviews on the 18th hole prior to playing, but I thought it was a great finishing hole. I would definitely play the course again.

Course was very interesting with a lot of water. Staff was very friendly and pace of play was great! Would recommend this course.

I enjoyed the round. The course was in very good shape. My main complaint is that we were talked into playing the wrong tees by the Starter. I normally like to play the tees which are around 6,200 to 6,300 yards. This would have meant playing the Black tees. As the course is only a Par 70, the Starter convinced us to play the Green tees, which are only 5,779 yards. Other than two long par threes, the Black tees would be my preference, if/when I play the course again.

I am not a fan of a par three finishing hole, especially an island green!

The course seems crammed into a smaller block of land than I would normally expect, resulting in fairways close together. In one case, people playing their approach shot on the 11th hole must wait until those on the green drive back across the 11th fairway to get to the 12th tee. A poor course design in this regards.

Greens were, for the most part in good shape, but some had clumps of a completely different type of grass. Surprising for a course attached to a Marriot Hotel. Fairways and bunkers all in good shape.

A number of reviewers commented on the noise level due to the proximity to a major expressway and a major road, helicopters flying over the course plus noise from the Hotel pool and shuffleboard area. I can honestly say that while I definitely noticed this, I did not find it a significant distraction. I will agree that I would prefer more of a sense of isolation when on the course.

Great staff, great conditions, great course. My only complaint is the redone 18th hole. The island green is beautiful and brutal at the same time. Great finishing hole. But extremely difficult to hit and hold. I hit 8 iron from 165 landed middle of the green, appeared to check and just continued rolling right and fell into the water. Not the first time a ball has landed near the middle and spun/rolled into the water. Probably need to soften up that green. Other than that the place is great!

Played 6 different courses around Orlando the 1st week of January, & this course was in the best condition.; from the Tee boxes, through the fairways, and onto the greens. The course was challenging, but fair. We will be back on our next golf trip to Orlando.