Reunion Resort Golf Florida

[ScottishGolfNut]

Hi,

 

I am visiting Florida end of June this year and renting a private villa on Reunion Golf Resort. I am trying to find out information and cost of playing the 3 courses there. Can anyone help?

[Jspangler]

I got married there in 2009, great place to stay and golf. I believe it's been bought out since then, but when I was there it was $100 to golf for the day. You can also stop by Annika Sorrenstan(sp) golf academy.

[mjnrock]

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Hi,

I am visiting Florida end of June this year and renting a private villa on Reunion Golf Resort. I am trying to find out information and cost of playing the 3 courses there. Can anyone help?
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Was just there, all 3 courses were great and cost was $80-$100. We stayed in a house on the resort. Great place. Pm me if you need more input. I would go back in a heartbeat.

[sabram]

I've stayed at reunion several times. The accommodations are excellent, especially the houses. Your best bet for golf info is to check their website for specials or call them and book a package.

Here are links to photo tours of the three courses from 2012.

[url="http://www.flickr.com/photos/golfcoursepix/sets/72157631976404069/"]http://www.flickr.com/photos/golfcoursepix/sets/72157631976404069/[/url] Reunion Palmer photo tour

[url="http://www.flickr.com/photos/golfcoursepix/sets/72157631977091397/"]http://www.flickr.com/photos/golfcoursepix/sets/72157631977091397/[/url] - Reunion Watson photo tour

[sabram]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/golfcoursepix/sets/72157631977326700/ = Reunion Nicklaus photo tour

 

Photos of a tough par 3 from each Reunion course

 

 

Reunion Nicklaus #16 par 3 210 yards from tips r by tewiespix, on Flickr

 

 

Reunion Palmer #16 par 3 take an extra club r by tewiespix, on Flickr

 

 

Reunion Watson Course #15 -par 3 170 yards uphill r by tewiespix, on Flickr

[BlackDiamondPar5]

I'm playing for a week there in March for the first time on all three courses . I will report back the details. I've talked to others that have played there and they said all three courses are excellent. I'm expecting to get destroyed on the Nicklaus course with a 140 slope from the whites!

[ParChaser]

We have made an annual trip there for the last several years. Courses are all excellent. Oddly, I seem to score best on the hardest Nicklaus course. Watson course seems the tightest to me. Be sure to visit the pool on the rough of the main building, the view is spectacular on a clear day.

[WJLIII]

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I'm playing for a week there in March for the first time on all three courses . I will report back the details. I've talked to others that have played there and they said all three courses are excellent. I'm expecting to get destroyed on the Nicklaus course with a 140 slope from the whites!
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You will enjoy the courses. Need a shuttle from the main clubhouse to the Nicklaus course so give yourself some time. Nicklaus was a lot of fun with tough greens. Practice from uneven lies for the Watson course, not sure if there is a flat lie. Check out #9 on the Watson from tee to green then look back from green to tee, an old trick from the British. All three courses were in very good shape when we played. Have fun.

[I3erto]

they filmed big break 7 there.. think you can still watch it on golfchannel.com

[ScottishGolfNut]

[quote name='Andy L' timestamp='1359562761' post='6329951']
I'm playing for a week there in March for the first time on all three courses . I will report back the details. I've talked to others that have played there and they said all three courses are excellent. I'm expecting to get destroyed on the Nicklaus course with a 140 slope from the whites!
[/quote]Looking forward to hearing how your trip goes. Cheers

[AUTIGER07]

Reunion is a fantastic golf experience. All 3 courses are really, really good and are actually pretty diverse in what they bring to the table. The Watson track is my favorite of the group as it forces you to hit many different types of shots during your round. #8 is a bear of a par 5 and #12 is one of the best par 3's I've ever played (partially due to the fact that in 10 or so rounds at the Watson course, I've birdied it 7-8 times).

Have fun on the trip. It's a great golf facility.

[BlackDiamondPar5]

Wow! After playing 6 rounds in 6 days there I can say that all 3 courses are first rate. The Nicklaus course is the hardest at 140slope and I had both my best and worst round of all three courses - net 65 the first time and 23 strokes worst the second try. The Nicklaus course has the toughest greens, but all three have very undulating greens, so your putting and chipping better be strong.

The main resort area has the pro shop, bar, restaurants and the Watson and Palmer course tee off there. The Nicklaus course is about a 3 minute car ride and is basically a tent for paying and getting your cart. Service is superb and friendly.

As another poster said, be sure to look back toward the tee box from the green on #9 on Watson and notice the fairway view.

I am certainly looking forward to golfing here again, and I'm sure you will enjoy golfing there.

[67VIP]

I've played all three courses and really enjoyed the Palmer and Nicklaus tracks, can't say the same for the Watson course. It was irritating from start to finish...not a level spot on it.

[BlackDiamondPar5]

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I've played all three courses and really enjoyed the Palmer and Nicklaus tracks, can't say the same for the Watson course. It was irritating from start to finish...not a level spot on it.
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I would agree the Watson course doesn't offer that many flat areas and could be the most frustrating. But with that said, I thought it was the most picturesque and still fun. I hope to go back later this year and play them all again and perhaps will have a bit more success on the Watson.