Reunion Resort & Golf Club

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.

My 4th time around the Watson course and i about have the driving lines and club selections down. Some of the driving landing areas look pretty imtimidating from tees but you actually get more area to land it in then it apprears. Greens are not as sloped as the other courses here and a bit easier to navigate for the average player. Overall i really like this course, its fairly playable for all level of golfers, bit still challenging and interesting to play....

The Palmer Course is great layout and doesnt feel quite as challenging as the Watson and Nicklaus but still every bit as much fun. Some memorable holes with a drivable par 4 , reachable par 5's, and scenic par 3's.

Pro shop, range, and beverage carts were all great. Tee boxes looked to be going through a transition as the grass was longer than normal but my group had a lot of fun!

This course was challenging yet very fun, hilly and flat. Every hole was picturesque, course was in great condition, staff was extremely helpful, will definitely be back to play this course. Hole 18 was awesome. Lightning quick greens on every hole.

Played this course about 5 times over 9 years. It’s not as pristine as it was 9 years ago, but it’s still in great shape. Greens are in great shape and roll around 12. Fairways are right and a little soft at the moment due to months of rain. The rough has some crab grass and the sand is very compacted and wet. The course is very challenging and I love it. Would definitely recommend. The range is included and staff is nice.

I wanted to play all 3 reunion courses before i reviewed any of them and i started with the Nickalaus course. I think this is definetly the hardest of the 3 courses. You have to drive the ball really well on this course and then really hit your yardages with your irons. Large uplifted greens with tightly mowed perimeters make it very tough to keep it near in the pins if your not right on with your distances. This is a great layout, extremely well maintained and fun to play. I have played nearly every course in the central florida area and these 3 courses are easily the best in the area. The only ones that compare are the courses at the world golf hall of fame in St Augustine., If you want to play some great courses, definetly take a trip to reunion.....