Gently winding its way around Marriott's Orlando World Center Resort complex, Hawk's Landing offers a lush tropical 18-hole challenge and a typically exceptional Marriott golf experience. Originally designed by Joe Lee in 1986, an entire re-design of the course in 1999 by Robert E. Cupp III provides exquisite, superior playing conditions and a wide variety of native trees, landscape, and floral scenery. At 6600 yards from the Championship tees, this now-par 71 facility features large Tifdwarf greens, water in play on 15 holes (including the entire back nine), distinctively undulating fairways,... more info.

With three designs already on Golfweek's list of '100 Greatest Modern Courses,' renowned architect Steve Smyers has teamed up with player consultant Nick Faldo to create one of Central Florida's most dynamic new courses at Grande Pines, located in the heart of the action on S. International Drive. Contoured, gently rolling fairways with numerous ponds and enhanced landscaping are all bordered by tall natural pines, oaks and palms. Numerous undulating greens are elevated and many are well-protected by artfully crafted bunkers... pretty much target-golf at its best! Owned and operated by Marriot... more info.

Step onto the first tee at Disney's Magnolia and step into the shoes of champions. Home to Saturday and Sunday play for Disney's PGA TOUR event for over 35 years, it's the longest of the WALT DISNEY WORLD^® Resort courses. The course cuts a peaceful path through more than 1,500 Magnolia trees and acres of Florida parkland, magnificent wildlife and natural beauty. Spacious greens, generous landing areas, and the world-famous par 3 #6 Mickey Mouse bunker are surrounded by rolling terrain in the classic Florida-style Joe Lee design. Disney's Magnolia delivers an excep... more info.

Make sure to check out the newest of Orange Lake's signature gems, The Reserve. This phenomenal par-71 golf experience highlights the harmony between perfectly manicured greens and the carefully preserved surrounding wetlands, home to a variety of native plants and wildlife. A product of this masterful $6.8 million renovation and redesign of the The Resort Courses' Orange, Lake and Cypress nines, architect Mike Dasher has taken this section of the first course, originally designed by Joe Lee, and turned it into one of Orlando's greatest new, challenging golf experiences. Check out those value-... more info.