Kissimmee Bay Country Club

Kissimmee Bay Country Club is a traditional championship golf course located 15 minutes from Orlando International Airport in Kissimmee, Florida. Opened in 1990 and designed by Lloyd Clifton, the course stretches 6,830 yards with a par of 71. The layout was carved from an old oak forest and features century-old oak trees—a rarity in the region—along with lofty cypress trees and a dozen water hazards that provide significant challenges throughout the round.

The course is set within Florida's natural landscape and is home to friendly Sandhill Cranes. Golf Digest nominated Kissimmee Bay as one of America's "Best New Courses" upon its opening. The facility offers an elegant yet relaxed atmosphere and includes an extensive golf museum within the clubhouse. The club maintains a welcoming environment for both members and visitors, positioning itself as a casual yet refined destination for golf and social experiences in Central Florida.