Orlando World Center Marriott

Lovely venue. Staff very friendly. Facilities were great. Be careful which tees you choose to play off as some are very, very long holes. Look at the yardage of the 18th and use that as your guide as it’s a lovely par three, similar to Sawgrass 17th so you don’t want to be playing it at over 200 yards to and island green! I would highly recommend you give this course a try

Haek's Landing is part of the Marriott Resort, the largest in the world per my playing partner employee. Excellent conditions from tee to green: lush everywhere. Greens are quick with some subtle, and not subtle, breaks. Excellent staff from valet to pro shop to starter to cart girl. Course layout is interesting: 36 out and 34 back. Back does feel cramped compared to the first. Ends with island green #18. It's pricey, including the food & beverages. Would play again.

While the greens rolled very true they were a little slower than I had experienced previously. Aeration had no impact on the roll

Usually one of my favorites to play, but its went downhill. The greens are horrible.

It was a very nice golf course, pretty challenging course 😃

Beautiful and convenient! Located on the property of the Orlando World Center. Marriott Hotel. I got rained out for two days but the 3rd day was perfect! Great value-I booked it at a discount on the Golf Now app.

Greens are beautiful and fairways are in excellent condition.

The golf cars have very nice GPS maps

The only thing missing is a 19 hole bar where you can rest and drink a beer after playing 18 holes. The resort has different restaurants that are in walking distance but takes some time.

I haven’t played Hawks Landing for years. It has changed quite a bit. Let start with the positives: the greens are in very good conditions, staffs are friendly though could be more welcoming. The course design remains challenging even after some changes. There was a Marshal that helped us a few times in locating our balls. Now the negatives, each of us paid $130 for a round, but the tee boxes are in very poor conditions. The fairway is not consistent. Large areas of ground under repair (almost 40% of a fairway). Range balls used to be complementary now is $15 a bucket. I would not pay $130 for playing it. It’s $60 max because of the well maintained greens.

Course should be better for that price. Ohio course for $100 are way better condition

75$ for two drinks.

Extreme slow pace of play from hotel guests and no regulation from any rangers. Won’t be back

Everything was great however it was listed that range balls were included in the price but when I arrived I was informed that they were not. Had to pay for my range balls