3200 Seralago Blvd,
Kissimmee, Florida FL 34746
Office
+1 (407) 397 2777Pro shop
+1 (407) 239 5445Fax
+1 (407) 397 9047Website
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SeveralThe Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. Gently undulating terrain
Surroundings:
Woodland, residential and highways
Designer:
A Rees Jones Signature Design
28.344033
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19 miles SW of downtown Orlando
South west of Orlando, take exit 65 from i-4. Travel east on Osceola Pkwy. After 1 mile turn left onto Seralago Blvd and follow signs to golf.
Falcon's Fire
Falcon's Fire Golf Club: Located just a stone's throw from the attractions of Walt Disney World, Falcon's Fire is another in Orlando's impressive array of excellent quality golf courses. Here, an abundance of glistening white-sand bunkers, stand out against well-groomed, rolling fairways and swathes of lush green semi-rough. Seriously penal, deep rough is not something you'll need to worry about at Falcon's Fire.
The front-nine should allow the nerves to settle and confidence to build, with much less water in play than on the back-nine, and relatively forgiving terrain as a landing area for those errant tee-shots.
The Falcon's fiery character heats-up on the back-nine, and especially the stretch of holes from the seriously pot-bunkered par-4 13th to the par-4 17th; throughout this stretch water is seriously in play. On the challenging par-4 16th you'll need to drive onto a tightish fairway, flanked by water on both sides.
With two busy roads skirting parts of the course, there is some traffic noise, but this is not overly distracting, especially once the quality and challenges of this very absorbing layout start to command your full attention. Falcon's Fire is a high quality facility with many great features, not least the picturesque Spanish-style, terracotta-tiled clubhouse.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
Credit cards accepted. Contact club for full details, discounts, packages, etc. [Last updated: 2018].
Golf carts compulsory; carts are fitted with GPS.
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Falcon's Fire is managed by Marriott Golf. | Falcon's Fire has hosted a number of prestigious tournaments including the Oldsmobile Scramble National Finals and the Champions Tour Regional qualifying (1993-98).
6000 W. Osceola Parkway, Kissimmee, Florida 34746
+1 (407) 586 0000
Visit websiteGaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center is an upscale resort in Orlando, Florida, located on the doorstep of Walt Disney World. Whether you're travelling for work or play, you can start your stay in the hotel's soaring glass atrium showcasing the landscape of the Everglades, the cobblestone streets and rich history of St. Augustine, and the picturesque scenery and vibrant colors of Key West. There's an onsite water park and large pool at this top-quality resort location.
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Falcon's Fire
Grand Cypress courses; Disney courses (Palm, Magnolia, Lake Buena Vista); Tranquilo; ChampionsGate; Orange County National; Bay Hill; Golden Bear @ Keene's Pointe; Orange County National; MetroWest.
1500 Masters Boulevard, ChampionsGate, Florida 33896
+1 (321) 677 6664
Visit websiteSurrounded by 36 holes of championship golf and headquarters to Leadbetter Golf Academies, this prestigious Orlando resort is one of Florida's premier golf, meeting and leisure retreats. With 720 guest rooms and suites, as well as two- and three-bedroom villas, the resort is equipped with every modern convenience and a host of luxury amenities. In addition to walk-out golf, guests can relax in a signature Mokara spa, dine in one of seven restaurants or enjoy 15-acres of pools and recreation activities.
ChampionsGate (International & National courses)
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Falcon's Fire; Grand Cypress courses; Disney courses (Palm, Magnolia, Lake Buena Vista); Tranquilo; Orange County National; Southern Dunes; Diamondback.
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