Omni Orlando Resort at ChampionsGate

Was able to get off right on time and pace of play was fantastic!! The greens were fast and smooth and fairways were in real good shape! I thought the layout and design were challenging but fair if you hit good shots! I'll definitely play here again on my next visit to Orlando!

I had the first tee time of the day, had some off time while on a business trip. Everything about this course impressed me. All of the staff from the pro-shop to the starters and even the groundskeepers make this experience one of the best I’ve had playing golf. this course is a must-play with amazing conditions and a fun time as well. Thank you Holly and everyone who helped me and my wife have a blast here!

The course is well kept during hot summer days. The greens are in excellent shape and have a good speed. It's always fun to play here. The balls are easily lost if they land on the edges of the course. Hit your ball straight and to the center of the greens. HaHa!

This is an Omni Resort just outside Orlando. The course is in excellent condition even though it’s been a brutal Summer. Tee boxes smooth. Fairways wide enough but with challenging turns and mounding. Plenty of bunkers - many guarding greens. A few water carries. Greens were a little slow - but that helped my game. There is a full practice area for putting, chipping and driving. The staff were outstanding - including the guys who kept my cart packed with ice, cold water and cool towels on a hot day. The cart was new, clean and had GPS. Putting up with the heat was worth it to have a chance to play this gem.

Course was in wonderful shape. Greens were coming back after being punched and were a little slow, but rolled true. Player assistant kept us in water and cold towels. Pace of play was about 4 hours and 30 minutes. Staff was excellent from the valet to the cart girl. Had a great round. This was a deal for the price.

1st visit in about 15yrs to play the International course. The course was immaculate, with the only knock being the greens being a tad bit slower than usual. That is because they in August and the course needs extra water due to the scorching afternoons, so I will be back in the cooler months to play faster greens.

From the Pro Shop to the cart, to the range and Starter, even the player's assistant offering wet towels and water, everyone was pleasant and professional. We had a 7:00am tee time, and were unloading our bags by 10:20. I couldn't ask for a better experience, felt like we had the beautiful course to ourselves all morning.

Love the course, the layout and how challenging the International Course is. The greens were quite soft and spongey so putts weren't rolling true but usually the greens here are top notch

DONT GET ME WRONG, this course is expensive. $170+ for early times. But you 100% get what you pay for here. I try to spend under $60 a round, and if you are an afternoon player anyways, there is NOT a better course in central Florida. The staff is all super friendly, welcoming, and helpful. Range balls, water bottles, valet, and club cleaning are all included. The course is IMMACULATE. You can hit a good score, bad score, but there will almost never be the "well THIS OR THAT" got in my way. Even if you hit a bad shot, the grass is kept to the point that you will usually be able to play out of the rough without wanting to scream. The bunkers are DIFFICULT though. Stay out of them at all costs. There also is VERY little shade, so play on a hot day is a challenge. BRING SUNSCREEN!!! There is little shade on either course!

Played 4 area courses over the week on a golf trip. This course looks good tee to green but the greens were unacceptable. Extremely bumpy, wet and so slow. I wish I would have stopped after 3 holes and asked for a refund but I thought it would get better. 17th green is so bad. They had the worst greens of the 4 courses we played and the most expensive. Go somewhere else

Usually one my of favorites to play in the area. Tee boxes and fairways are nice, but the greens are absolutely horrible. Slow and bumpy, its horrible. For $97 dollars its a rip off. Save your money and go play Southern Dunes.

Played this course a handful of times. Brought a scratch golfer(I am as well) with me this time because I raved about the previous experiences. Our course is closed due to greens renovation. I was embarrassed after the round as my judgment of picking great courses was in jeopardy. Tee until green was very nice, minus some in-play areas unkept. The greens were atrocious. Super soft, very slow, bumpy, and impossible to hit a basic bump and run. It became apparent it was bad when we left divot marks on the greens on a basic green-side bump and run. There was all bump and zero run. I was astonished at how bad the greens were. Charging $120 per person is robbery as there are many other courses with great greens in the area for cheaper. We didn’t care about the price, we wanted greens worth putting on, and this was a very bad experience. We played very welll even from the tips, but had many great shots lose to not having a chance because the putts had zero consistency. If this course was half the price being realistic with their greens, I probably wouldn’t have had an issue….

I played the National at ChampionsGate as the 2nd round of 36 holes today. I played in and around a couple of thunderstorms so the pace of play was outstanding and I basically had the course to myself. Getting soaked was the only downside. It’s a nice layout. And pretty player friendly. A more traditional country club design compared to the International layout. The fairways are tight and the greens smaller. But it’s not overly tight and there is room to hit your ball. I would say it was in slightly better shape than the International right now which is just coming off being closed for aeration. The greens were smooth and soft from the rain. And the fairways and tees were in really good shape. There is a double green which was a cool feature. And 15 a par 3 on the back is a memorable hole. Bc you can’t see the green hardly for the brush in the forced carry area. Other than that hole not alot of forced carries. It’s a layout anyone can enjoy. And well worth the replay rate of $60 that I paid.

Played International Course at ChampionsGate for the first time today. It was the second day back open after being closed to punch the greens. They were almost all the way heeled up. They rolled smooth. And about the right pace. But it’s rained a lot in the area so they were really soft. They want this to be a links style course. But with all the rain it’s playing softer than a links now. There are a good bit of pot bunkers and mounds and tall fescue. But there is also a good bit of water. Which true links don’t have. There are several forced carries over water or natural or waste areas. And most of the trouble seems to be on the left of the hole. At least it seemed that way when I kept missing left! It was a really fun play. And I really enjoyed it. Even though I didn’t play real well at times. There are a couple holes on each side which force you to think and hit something less than driver. There are long and short par 3s. There are several somewhat blind holes as well. It would help to play the course more often to have a better idea of the lines. A lot of times standing on the tee box it was tough to commit to a sho bc you weren’t sure. But all in all it’s fun to play. And worth about $100 in the current golf climate.