Reunion Resort Rating: 5.0 Pearls
The Ginn Reunion Resort features three well-regarded courses: one by Arnold Palmer, one by Jack Nicklaus, and one by Tom Watson. Together, these 54 holes make up some of the best golf in Orlando. While green fees are steep -- $180 a round -- they're in line with what other resorts, like the Ritz-Carlton and Omni ChampionsGate, charge.
The Ritz-Carlton Orlando Grande Lakes Rating: 5.0 Pearls
The Ritz-Carlton sits on a long, challenging golf course designed by two-time British Open winner Greg Norman and rated by Golf Digest as one of Florida's top courses. It is surrounded by the woods, lakes, and wildlife of the Grande Lakes property, as well as the JW Marriott resort. Kids play free with each paying adult (the green fee is $145 for hotel guests, which includes golf cart rentals and use of the driving range).
JW Marriott Orlando Grande Lakes Rating: 4.0 Pearls
The JW Marriott shares the same challenging, 18-hole course as the Ritz-Carlton.
Omni Orlando Resort at Championsgate Rating: 4.5 Pearls
With two full courses designed by Greg Norman, the David Leadbetter Golf Academy on-site, and a nine-hole par-three course that's illuminated at night, golf is one of the main draws at the Omni Orlando.
Marriott Orlando World Center Resort Rating: 4.0 Pearls
The resort's 18-hole, par 71 golf course, Hawk's Landing, offers Callaway Golf rental equipment and half-day, one-day, or two-day lessons available through the on-site Bill Madonna Golf Academy.
