Waldorf Astoria Orlando

The course was in solid shape and the staff were very friendly/helpful. The course has a cool layout, but there’s a ton of sand in play. Great experience overall, but a little pricier that I’d expect, especially relative to some similar/higher caliber courses I’ve played at.

For a $155 basic layout course could play anywhere else for $70 for same caliber course and have a better layout would not play again unless under $75

My second time playing here and as was the case last time, the course was in great shape, the staff were very courteous and professionals in their approach. Was able to get a hot deal tee time on Golfnow, which made it a real value for money. Aside from losing my blue based Bushnell Rangefinder somewhere on the course, I had a great day.

We came to Orlando on a golf trip from Tennessee. We played RedTail ,Hawk‘s Landing and celebration as well as Waldorf Astoria Course. Everyone in our group agreed that the Hawks Landing course was the best value for the money and the best conditioned course.The Waldorf course was a great golf course but far over priced and not as good condition as the Hawk’s Landing course. I would not play the Waldorf course again unless it was priced around $75.

Course was in pristine shape and great staff. It doesn’t get much better

I have played about 10 different courses in the Orlando area in the last 2 months and the Waldorf was in the best condition by far! Greens rolled great, fairways were in excellent shape and while the roughs were dormant this time of year, the were full and in great shape. Not blotchy and chewed up like many of the other courses. The only area that I did not give 5 stars was Value but this was based on the full "rack rate" of $175/ round and the expensive drink prices on the beverage cart. We paid $100 ea. and it was definitely worth the extra $20-$30 compared to the other decent courses in the area. If you have a Junior golfer in your group, the greens fees are super friendly! We will definitely go back to the Waldorf to golf when back in Orlando.

First, this course is always in great condition and overall is quite beautiful. This particular round we were sandwiched in the middle of a pro-pro team tournament with pros like Lee Janzen, DiMarco, etc. So it was fun to see the pros ahead of us play the holes as well. The course conditions were very good as usual. Greens were terrific though surprisingly somewhat slower than you would expect. If there are any complaints, the two I have are: (1) the holes lack some variety since virtually all of them are basically straight with few if any doglegs and (2) many green complexes have a similar raised green which drops off sharply on at least one side and back into water hazards. So I think it is one of the better courses in the Orlando area and conditions are always one of the best, but layout-wise I like the variety of Orange County National Panther Lake better or even Rosen Shingle Creek a little more.

almost 5 hours to play. not because of crowds, some people should play executive coarse , please be mindful of others who do play often.

This is one of the best courses in Orlando that is not private. Attention to detail is well done. A lot of bunkers. Challenging but fair. Top notch.

My first time at this great golf facility.

While hitting included practice balls, staff member asked if I would like to team up with 3 others and get out in front of a rather large group.

Well, I jumped at the chance and we had a fantastic time.

Very challenging course...lots of water, a ton of bunkers and thick, deep bermuda roughs.

The only criticism I would have is that the bunkers, many of which I found, are not consistent throughout the course.