BAY HILL. This outstanding course is basically private, however guests of the resort are allowed to play without being accompanied by a member. These wide fairways will allow you to get aggressive off the tee. For those that like to take chances, this course provides several opportunities to gamble on shots that can either pay off nicely or penalize you severely. These greens are firm and guarded by mounds and bunkers, so high, soft approach shots will have the best chance of holding the green.

With three outstanding 9-hole layouts, this resort provides three 18-hole configurations from which to choose. These traditional courses feature lateral hazards and fairway bunkers in the landing areas and a relentless series of mounds and bunkers protecting these greens. Precise tee shots will avoid the danger surrounding these plush fairways and accurate approaches will reduce the risk of the dreaded three-putts.

CLERMONT. Unlike most courses in the area, this beautiful course features rolling hills and changes in elevation offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. These snaking fairways are tight and lined with trees that can affect your shot. Buckle up for an interesting ride on these greens that are mounded and very quick. Water is in play on over half of the holes on this excellent course.

HAINES CITY. This demanding course is extremely long from the tips, so pick carefully the tees you play. Multiple tees allow golfers of all abilities to enjoy this outstanding track. Tee shots are welcomed by wide fairways, but a number of bunkers and difficult rough await those shots that miss the short grass. The greens are large, undulating and very quick, so expect some difficult putts if you put the ball on the wrong side of the green.

LAKE MARY. This course features the classical Scottish links-style design on the front nine with rolling fairways, pot bunkers and open, windswept areas. The back nine features more traditional course characteristics with mature trees, woodland areas, and doglegs. More generous than the back, the front will allow for a wider range of shots. The back will require accurate placement off the tee for a good line to the green.