Rio Pinar Country Club

Rio Pinar Country Club is an 18-hole parkland golf course located in Orlando, Florida, established in 1957. The course has served as a cornerstone of Central Florida's golfing heritage, earning distinction as the home of the first major PGA Tour events in the region. The Florida Citrus Open, hosted at Rio Pinar, attracted legendary players including Arnold Palmer, Lee Trevino, Julius Boros, and Hale Irwin.

The course is set within Central Florida's natural landscape, offering players an escape into scenic beauty. Recent enhancements include meticulous landscaping, redesigned bunkers, and upgraded fairways to improve both aesthetic appeal and playability. Rio Pinar provides a comprehensive golf experience beyond the course itself, featuring a floodlighted TrackMan-equipped driving range with covered hitting bays, an indoor TrackMan studio, and the Rio Golf Academy offering instruction and performance tracking technology. The facility also includes dining amenities, tennis, pickleball courts, and fitness facilities, positioning itself as a lifestyle destination for golfers of all skill levels.