Shingle Creek Golf Club

Shingle Creek Golf Club, part of the Rosen Shingle Creek resort, offers a top-tier golfing experience in the heart of Orlando. This par-72 championship course stretches over 7,200 yards and winds through natural wetlands, pine forests, and rolling terrain, providing a challenging yet enjoyable round for golfers of all skill levels. The course is designed to blend seamlessly with the environment, featuring native grasses, water hazards on multiple holes, and strategic bunkering. Beyond the course itself, the club boasts a state-of-the-art practice facility with a driving range, putting greens, and a short game area. The clubhouse provides a comfortable setting for pre- and post-round dining, with views overlooking the 18th hole. Its location near Universal Orlando and International Drive makes it a convenient choice for visitors seeking a high-quality golf experience without straying far from the city's attractions.

Don't miss

• Play the signature par-5 18th hole, a challenging finisher with water guarding the green.
• Practice at the expansive driving range with target greens and a short game area.
• Spot local wildlife like herons, alligators, and turtles along the course's wetlands.
• Enjoy a meal or drink at the A Land Remembered restaurant in the clubhouse.
• Take advantage of the resort's full-service pro shop for rentals and gear.

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Shingle Creek Golf Club

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Know before you go

• Arrive at least 30 minutes early to warm up and check in.
• Collared shirts and proper golf attire are required. Denim and tank tops are not allowed.
• Alligators are common, never approach or feed them. Keep a safe distance.
• Cell phone use is restricted on the course. Use the clubhouse for calls.

A bit of history

Opened in 2006 as part of the Rosen Shingle Creek resort, the course was designed by architect Steve Smyers. It has hosted PGA Tour qualifying events and is consistently ranked among Florida's top public courses.