Highlands Reserve Golf Club

My first time playing and I really enjoyed the round I personally would just as soon play here as Disney very nice course

Since Florida is such a flat state, it was a welcomed change of scenery to find a golf course with hills (relatively speaking). No water to speak of, minimal sand bunkers, but the course design is challenging enough to keep you on your toes! Course conditions were amazing, greens in great shape and overall great course. Your putting skills are def put to the test with the interesting pin placements and severe undulations. Instantly one of my favorite courses in the area, will definitely be back!

We have played Highland Reserve several times in the past but on this day every aspect of the course from Fairways to greens and in the tough this course was fantastic. The only downfall is they have no beverage cart on the course.

This was our first experience with this course. Like that is has elevated and downward holes. Makes the round more interesting. The greens were hard, most were slow and some on the back nine were fast. Feeling the greens they seemed dry. We did enjoy the course layout. We are coming back next week. The two gentlemen they paired us up with were fun to play with. All pretty even. A good experience all around. Staff were friendly and helpful.

Greens are in great shape. Awesome staff very friendly. Would recommend to everyone.

Great course, in great condition. Most holes are fairly open with challenging green complexes.

Green speed was rather perplexing particularly down slope putts. Ball just doesn’t run out.

The course is in very good shape. The staff was very helpful. The only thing that was slightly negative was the speed of the greens. They were very slow. I would highly recommend this course. Great value for your money.

This is the first course i’ve played that doesn’t embrace the WHS world handicap system

Some tight holes, some wide open. Scoreable.

Elevation changes (for Florida).

Greens roll smooth, good looking, but slower than they look.

Course in very good condition overall.

Highlands Reserve has become my favorite track to play, despite being a 40-minute drive away. It's a very favorable course for mid- to high-handicappers in that there's no water on it, but that's not to say you can't lose a few balls in the trees. The elevation changes and topography stand out compared with most public courses in the Orlando area. The course is well maintained from tee to green. Hats off to the superintendent and his staff. Pro shop staff is friendly.

The course was in great shape when I played and most, if not all, greens were in terrific shape with very minimal scaring or divots. I played from the back tees and had a great time. There were some blind tee shots to navigate but I had an enjoyable time.