Waldorf Astoria Orlando

It’s a wet mess right now, bunkers filled with water and carts on path only.

Course was in great shape. Bunkers were soaked but that’s cause it’s been raining so much. Greens were in fantastic shape. Even sped up as the day went along.

Once you walk in, it’s a first class experience. From the golf shop to the valet to the driving range. Water was provided as well with your cart. The course is in great shape, They had aerfied the greens and fairways probably three weeks before but it had grown back in. Course was not crowded so the pace of play was very quick,Couple of the holes were cartpath only due to the amount of rain and received recently. Great experience overall.

For a full price round, the greens were still recovering from aerification and very slow.

Otherwise, a nice course that I’ve played several times.

They need a discounted rate for the current course conditions.

The course is well maintained. Greens are a little slow. Some bunkers retained some water making the sand compacted. The grill was not open at 12:30 on a Friday.

Fairly difficult course in excellent condition. Pace a little slow but it was a Saturday. Definitely coming back!

Paid full price

Greens horrible

Paired with good ppl as would be expected at a Waldorf

The course should be half the price when in this condition

Multiple tees for all levels of ability. Fair for all players . Course had been aerated only days before but greens were playable. Florida heat this time of year received reduced green fees.

Punched greens 2 weeks earlier. Called the day before my round to confirm and notify me that the greens were not quite 100%. Really appreciated the notification. Greens were fine. Rolling true and not bumpy. Course was very manicured. No one else on the course on a Monday. Played 18 holes in 2:50. Recommend this course.

The staff and course are great however nobody monitoring the pace that I could see. Got stuck behind a slow foursome who lacked etiquette to allow me and another golfer through. Saw the Marshall at hole 18.