gunnerpc

It's a good 5,400 yard, par 70. It's rough around the edges, but a fun and interesting layout that calls for all the shots and makes for an interesting and enjoyable round. The narrow fairways make it more challenging than the yardage would indicate. Houses are a bit close in places, but that's true of a number of the courses in the valley.

It;s a bit of a factory, churning out as many rounds as possible, so it's always a bit hectic, but they get it done pretty efficiently. Partly as a result, pace of play can be an issue. But it's not a stressful course to play and is well worth playing.

I have always included Kissimmee GC in my schedule partly because I like to also support the lower ranked courses and I do like the layout. I also like airplanes! But it really is starting to get a bit rundown - on the front nine, the greens are especially bumpy and a bit "threadbare". If you don't mind tees and greens that are a bit rough, it really is a decent layout and worth playing.

The course is in very good shape all round. Well designed and a good layout, with the front nine more open and less demanding than the back nine. The pace of play when we played today was excellent; just under 4 hours and it was cart path only. Green fee included lunch, so very good value. Staff really good in all areas. Well worth including in your plans.

One of the most perfectly manicured and maintained courses I've played - admittedly right after the WGC Match Play, so I suppose somewhat to be expected. And the layout is very interesting and fun to play. Demanding, but not ridiculously so - especially if played from the tees appropriate for the skill level. Fairways are mostly generous; greens and the rough around the greens are demanding and challenging. Staff welcoming and helpful. Not cheap for out of state visitors, but still good value for money.