Kissimmee Bay Country Club

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 😂

nice course. greens for the first few holes not good. Rest of course ok but a little overpriced for weekend.

Great course for a day of golf. Our group really enjoyed the course and found it a nice challenging course.

What a beautiful golf course.There is lots of water on the course and some holes on Bothell sides and around the green. I donated 2 balls to alligators myself. Bring some extra just incase. The fairways are in great shape and the greens are in excellent shape. Some of the tee boxes can use a little work. The back nine to me was a lot more interesting. I will definitely play it again.

After a frustrating drive across Kissimmee (this course is maybe 15 miles from my house but in the mornings it takes an hour or more to get there)...I was late. Staff was great, put me out on the back nine by myself and said I would pair up at the turn. A single in a cart with an open nine...I finished in 1:15 (and I wasn't rushing). Made the turn...no one to pair me with...caught up with a group on the third hole. They let me through on the 4th. When I got to the 6th hole (my 15th), I recognized the foursome moving to the 8th hole as the people who were at the 1st tee when they sent me to the back nine. So I had played 15 holes in the time they played 7.

I love that kind of round (and I'm sure the courses hate it because a course that open isn't making a lot of money).

Our round took over 5.5 hours and we had to wait on every hole. They let a group of 3 just ahead of us playing out of one bag. There did not appear to be any course marshals monitoring the pace of play. The course is in moderately good shape, and challenging. Big complaint was pace of play.

I liked the course overall from a layout perspective. It was a bit tight on certain holes. You can tell that growth of trees has changed some of the layout over time. The greens were rough on different holes. Many places throughout the course had grass that was missing. I felt like I should have paid a bit more to play at another course that would have been in better shape. Oh and by the way - this didn’t include balls for the driving range. Expect to pay an additional $9 for a small bucket of old balls.

To score well on this course you have to know your distances. Water is always in play! We played in late March. The fairways were firm and we found that our balls rolled off the fairways a number of times.

Hit your irons high! Lots of front green side bunkers with hard packed sand!

This is not a manicured course.

We found that their sister course, Remington Golf, was in better shape than Kissimmee Bay.

Coming from up north, it was still a great way to spend 4 hours near Orlando!

5-hr round.

Starter was not friendly and we never saw him on the course to remind golfers infront to keep up w/ the group infront of them.

Course was ok.

We wanted to try a new course. No range balls, no bottles of cold water in the cooler in the pro shop, bunkers haven’t been groomed in a long time, only 1 1/2 trap rakes found on the whole course, and the greens were not good. Overall, it just seems as if nobody cares about providing a quality experience.

Great layout for a public course. My only complaint is the range balls should be cleaned and inspected. Replace the range balls that are covered with green ‘algae’ like

Course was in decent shape except for greens on the front 9.

I wasn’t sure what to expect since I had not played the course before. The first couple holes were a little rough, but the rest was in great condition. Enjoyed the variety, the scenery and especially the price.

Course is in great condition. Cart girl was wonderful. Would recommend coolers as bags with ice are not the best. Maybe spread the tee times a bit because it seemed bunched up but it was a great day.

Played the course often recently but they are starting to let groups of 5 play together which slows down the pace of play considerably. I don't know of any courses that allow groups of 5 play together, so hopefully they change their policy in the future because it's a fun course to play.

Condition of fairways and greens was terrible. Greens had bare sand in places. Bunkers were little less than hardpan with little sand on top.

Layout of some par 5s was like a horseshoe and not much fun to play. My biggest complaint would be condition of greens for the price of a round. Owner needs to invest time and money back into this course. Self and partner played this course and sister course, both owned by same person

I would play Remington, less cost, many times before returning to this course again. Definitely would not play again if conditions remain the same