Kissimmee Bay Country Club

First time playing this course and found it quite enjoyable. It's a challenging layout with some course management skills necessary. For the most part it offers playability for all players of different skill levels. There are a couple of spots where forced carry distances might be a little difficult for some players. Of the mid-level courses in the Orlando area in late spring it was nice to play one that had grass in almost all locations. Some of the bunkers needed some maintenance and we're basically ground under repair. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Overall I play this course again

The greens on the front 9 are really in poor condition, while the fairways are actually good. On the back 9, both the greens and fairways are in good condition. The course is not too difficult, but definitely worth playing at least once.

Course needs some attention. Lots of burned out greens, crab grass in the fairways and around green complexes. Cart paths cracked and broken in many areas. Staff is very friendly and courteous. Not with the $60 I paid to play it.

This course is not in good condition, the front 9 greens including 1,2,3,4,6 all the greens were tore up and extremely patchy. It was like putting through land mines. The sand bunkers were hard packed and not able to play out of them. I guess for $34 you get what you pay for..

Course is in decent shape, few greens have some patches but not impacting the putting. Good value for money, staff very friendly and good facilities.

Besides a good value for a round on a Sunday, there is nothing positive. NOT A SINGLE BUNKER WAS RAKED. Only saw 3 rakes, the first and only PORTA- POTTY was on the 7 hole.

With no marshal , the course was very slow ,

we waited every hole . We got a decent deal through golf now otherwise I think the course is very overpriced at $65.95 . The greens need attention .

Enjoyed the layout and the staff were excellent. Overall condition was quite good but it was incredibly untidy. Binkers and their surrounds were awful. Very few rakes so preferred lies in bunkers were a must. Buggies was absolutely awful. Myself and my partner thought we might have had carbon monoxide poisoning by the end due to the fumes of the very high mileage engine 🫣. No range bills available, no food available and never saw a refreshment cart all day. All on all a pretty poor experience.

Friendly welcome, good staff and very pleasant starter. Nice layout, decent condition (apart from bunkers which were awful and poorly maintained). No range balls available, kitchen not open until 11am. No refreshment buggy to be seen for the 4hrs 45mins we were out there. All in all I suppose you get what you pay for, but if I had paid more than $55 I would have been first in to complain.

Ownership is not investing money into the course. Greens and fairways are in poor condition.

A tournament was on my day of play which was explained to me upon my arrival at the course.

The Golf staff was extremely helpful to get me out as close to my tee time as possible. It was a 20 minute delay. Once on the course, pace of play was fast enough where it made up for the delay.

Tees were in fair condition considering a tournament had just finished. Fairways were dry and patchy. The Greens were horrible. Looked like they had been patched up and sprayed with green blending dye. Not just one or two of them but the whole front nine! I decided not too play the back nine.

Hopefully they can fix them up to standards normally encountered at K Bay!

Good luck .

An “interesting “ course. Some odd holes %1&9. Greens were in OK shape. Bunkers had nice sand. Fairways were ok to good.

This course is absolutely gorgeous — like, distractingly beautiful. The kind of place where you line up your shot and suddenly forget you’re golfing because you’re too busy admiring the scenery. It honestly feels like you’ve been dropped straight into Jurassic Park… minus the dinosaurs (although I’m still not 100% convinced something isn’t watching me from the trees).

Now let’s talk about the water. There’s a *lot* of it. And let me tell you — the water is NOT your friend. It’s more like that one guy who smiles at you and then immediately ruins your day. Unless your name is Scuba Steve, just go ahead and accept that your golf balls now belong to the aquatic ecosystem.

Pro tip: bring at least 18 sleeves of balls. I’m not exaggerating. I thought I was prepared… I was not. The course won that battle.

All jokes aside, I had an amazing time. Between the views, the challenge, and the unexpected donation of my entire ball collection, it’s definitely a memorable experience.

Will absolutely be returning soon… with my 18 sleeves ready for round two 😂