Reunion Resort

Three Big-Name Courses, One Easy Resort

Nicklaus, Palmer & Watson Designs

Panoramic view of the Reunion Resort next to a water hazard

Key Information

A Premier Golf & Villa Sanctuary in Orlando

Reunion Resort sits just outside Orlando, around 30 minutes from the airport and close to the area’s theme parks, but it feels more like a self-contained golf community than a tourist hotel. The big draw is the golf: three championship courses designed by Arnold Palmer, Tom Watson, and Jack Nicklaus. Each has its own character — Palmer’s is classic Florida parkland with risk-reward holes, Watson’s is firm and links-influenced, and Nicklaus’ layout is more open with elevated greens and strong bunker shaping. It gives real variety across a trip.

Accommodation is mostly villas and large condos rather than standard hotel rooms, which suits groups well. You get space, kitchens, and living areas, making it easy to relax off the course. Dining ranges from casual poolside options to a more refined steakhouse, and there are bars dotted around the resort. Facilities include multiple pools, a water park, and good practice areas. The overall vibe is laid-back and golf-focused, with everything spread out but well organised. It’s especially good for groups wanting quality courses and flexible living space in one place.

at a glance

Kissimmee, Florida

3 Championship Courses

2-story Driving range

Nicklaus, Palmer & Watson Designs

Deals

Last minute Summer TravelMay - June

Perfect for Golf Groups

Now From£595pp

5 nightsSelf-Catering Villa4 Rounds at the Tradition Course, Legacy Course & Independence Course | Buggies Included4 to 16 people

Key Information

Expect a relaxed, golf first stay where everything is built around getting rounds in without hassle. The three courses are consistently well kept, with quick greens, generous landing areas, and layouts that feel different enough to keep each day fresh. Mornings are easy, short transfers, smooth tee times, and plenty of space on the range.

The villa style accommodation changes the pace completely, giving you room to spread out, cook if you want, and unwind properly after golf. Service is friendly and used to groups, and being just outside Orlando keeps access simple without the tourist noise.

Double bed room as part of a villa at Reunion Resort

Lounging area leading to a double bed room at Reunion Resort

Living room as part of a villa at Reunion Resort

Resort Gallery

Panoramic view of a well maintained fairway riddled with sand bunkers

Overhead view of an elevated green surrounded by sand bunkers

Birdseye view of the outdoor swimming pool at Reunion Resort

Walk way leading towards the Reunion Resort building

Panoramic view of the Reunion Resort with the sun setting behind the building

Outdoor swimming pool surrounded by palm trees with the sun setting in the distance

A well maintained fairway littered with sand bunkers at the Reunion Resort

Rolling dunes on the Reunion Resort golf course

Why Play at Reunion Resort?

Reunion is ideal for golfers who want variety without moving hotels. Having three big name courses on site means you can mix styles and challenges across the trip, from classic parkland to more open, wind exposed designs. The villa and condo setup is a big part of the appeal, especially for groups, offering space, flexibility, and a more social feel than standard hotel rooms. Off the course, dining is easy, facilities are plentiful, and everything feels geared toward golfers rather than tourists. It is straightforward, well organised, and built to make multi round trips simple and enjoyable.

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