Reunion Resort & Golf Club

They put me out as a single on a Friday morning. I was constantly running into the foursome ahead of me. Some waived/shouted me ahead of them and were not very happy. Four foursomes waived me through, so I had to hurry up and “finish” 5-6 holes at warp speed. Having people constantly mad at you because you are always up on them and not finishing 5-6 holes, made this experience not pleasant. The anxiety I felt was definitely not worth the $180 to play here.

I can't believe the rates on the hot deals for this resort & courses

went up 70$, Now the Hotdeal 169$ , RIDICULOUS!! & UNBELIEVABLE, it was already expensive at 99$ as a hot deal, thinking of NOT renewing my golfnow annual membership , EVERY YEAR, ITS GETYING WORSE & WORSES, NOT GOOD AT ALL, WHAT YOU SAY IS NOT WHAT YOU DISPLAY, GOLFNOW IS MISREPRESENTING ITSELF TERRIBLY

This course was nicer than I thought it was going to be.Greens really good and a solid tough layout.However for a nice golf resort hard to believe they don’t care about pace of play.-5 hr rounds are the thing of the past.If they don’t realize that they will lose the serious golfer -No ranger on course is inexcusable if you care about pace.

Great course but managed to secure an amazing price through Golfnow using our monthly free round pass. Not sure I would pay what they are asking for a round of golf $99-$169. A little much but really enjoyed playing here today.

First time @ Reunion: impeccable service, great fast greens on the Palmer course. Rolling terrain & slight elevation changes not the typical Central Fla track, and really liked the holes with the natural Fla wetlands. I got paired up with Father/Son, and very enjoyable afternoon. I was there early enough to enjoy the practice facility, all of which is complementary. As for the course, the usual rule of "long & straight" .....I do say to question the cart's GPS, there were a few discrepancies. Great views, a few forced carries, but most importantly Keep outta Sand!

Thanx to GolfNow for the opportunity to play Reunion.

The course was beautiful. And the resort was amazing. The golf was a little over priced. Overall a great experience!

Staff was rude, short and unfriendly, for 100$, not only were they not polite, no one explained the course, where bathrooms were, drive on fairway, not on fairway, there were no range balls cuz they ran out, I practiced sand shots cuz that’s all I could do, I got my own cart and picked up my own bag from the bag drop, and not that I’m upity and this is beneath me, and not that 100$ is extreme, I’ve just paid for less and got more, and I felt I paid more and got less........the reviews were over 4 stars and I’d give the course 3 and a half, but staff would get not even a star, maybe I’d give them a glitter, when I was leaving there was a nice staff member but he said he started at 1pm and wasn’t there when I teed off

Outstanding course in superb condition. Tough play in the wind. Several long carries over water.

Overall course was good and pace of play was good to finish at 4hrs and 15 minutes. Quite a few greens had sandy and bald spots. Greens were scuffed terribly all around the hole and the ball marks were galore. This by far wasn’t anywhere near a $100 course, but I guess when you consider yourself a private course then you can jack up the prices for the public. It’s always fun playing somewhere new but I would try to find something else cheaper before paying another $100.

Overall poor golf course. No where near a links style course. Hodgepodge of holes stitched together with no continuity. Massive waste areas that made no sense in the design whatsoever. By far one of the worst courses in Orlando.

My favorite of the the 3 Reunion courses its pretty narrow around the front 9 but opens up a bit on the back side. Not overly long with lots of slope around the greens. It puts a nice challenge of accuate driving and a skillful short game in order to score. Take care on this course as you can get out of position quickly. Takes a few times around this course to really understand where to hit it and where not to.