Orlando World Center Marriott

The was as I expected ,in great shape. we were a Twosome and played in 3hrs. 15 min. greens were very good. I will definitely be back. If you are in Orlando to golf , definitely put this course on your list.

Not a long track but multiple boxes and to choose your distance. Well maintained course. Tee boxes, fairways and greens all in good shape.

Staff was excellent and GPS in the carts is a value added benefit.

I’d play the course again !!

Nice course. Course and greens in great shape. Greens were quite a bit slower than I expected. I played in the afternoon.

Great experience! Staff was very friendly from Outside Service to Golf Shop to Starter. Fun layout and in great condition. Just be careful for the water out there!

This is a really good golf course and I always enjoy playing here. B

Greens were good but very slow, seemed like they were top dressed earlier that morning.

Greens ran true a fairly slow. Course layout is ok with some compromises since Marriott altered course for convention Centre and water park additions.

Signage could help for navigating last few holes as a result but it’s a nice we’ll kept track.

Greens were the only issue but they were most likely getting protected from the extreme heat so a little slow, carpet-like.

The golf course measure 6200 yards from the back tee.

Not 6600 as mention.

Greens we’re rolling well but slow.

Probably no more then 7 to 7,5 on the stempmeter.

A couple patch on the contour of the greens were on sand.

Bunker ok

The off very average.

Paid 47 on golf now so didn’t expect much.

Lay out with potential but maybe not the best time to play it.

Green had been punch probably 3 weeks ago.

Ok but not a hot deal.

Fair for the price

Great course all around. Greens were in good shape. Looking forward to a rematch versus the 18th island. Highly recommend

The course was great as always, greens need another week or two and they will be back to perfect. Cart girl and food booth girl were exceptionally friendly and courteous. However, after making the turn in just over an hour, a group of high school age boys brought the course to a halt. 4 groups ended up being stuck behind them. 2 were singles, 1 twosome, and a group of 3 behind that. Even though we paired up, we’re waiting on every shot while the group in front were hitting multiple shots each try, as well as instructions on swings. When the marshall finally came, all we were told was they were 2 minutes ahead and we were 60 minutes ahead.

Now I understand the average course pace, but when multiple groups start getting hung up this badly and will not let those groups play through, the overall pace shouldn’t matter. Enforce some sort of decorum and tell the boys in front to do more than stop doing instruction on the course. What was a great day, at a great pace, saw 7 people plus what I couldn’t see get derailed for 4 kids who didn’t know course etiquette.

Hopefully management will start considering the situation instead of a fallback excuse for slow play on a non-slow pace of play day. All guests deserve a good experience and shouldn’t feel like they bothered someone for asking them to enforce the courses own slow play rules.

Status quo for July Florida golf. 18 was a par 5 but is now a par 3 because they lost some land to the hotel expansion.

I still scored a 5 on it. Lol