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Belle Isle Golf Courses & Clubs

There are plenty of great golf options in Belle Isle. When you're considering moving to this area of Central Florida, if you're a golfer, you'll want to know where the golf courses are found. Join a country club, play a round once in a while, hit the driving range or take a lesson or two in Belle Isle.

Most of the golf courses found near Belle Isle are private country clubs. You will need to join to enjoy these incredible courses. However, for the avid golfer, it will be well worth it. Even those just looking to golf occasionally, the country clubs offer much more than just golf.

Top Golf Courses Near Belle Isle

• Ventura Country Club - This Semi-Private golf course located in Orlando features 1, 18 hole, par 70 course designed by Mark Mahannah. The course is a short course that features undulating greens with sudden breaks. The golf course has challenging par-3 holes that put a premium on shot accuracy.
  
  
• Rio Pinar Country Club - This Semi-Private golf course located in Orlando features 1, 18, par 72 course designed by Lloyd Clifton, Mark Mahannah. The course has medium-sized greens and narrow fairways. There are some fairways that are lined with the numerous pine trees present on the course. Water hazards and sand bunkers also come into play on a few holes.
  
  
• Eagle Creek Golf Club - This Public golf course located in Lake Nona features 1, 18, par 73 course designed by Howard Swan, Ron Garl. The course has elements that are reminiscent of Scottish and English golf courses such as the dramatic bulkheads. There are rolling fairways and large greens that are well protected by sand and bunkers.
  
  
• North Shore Golf Club - This Semi-Private golf course located in Lake Nona features 1, 18, par 72 course designed by Mike Dasher. The course offers a Carolina-style championship course that employs two different layout styles to create a unique and challenging course. The front nine is more modern while the back nine is done in a classic style.
  
  
• Shingle Creek Golf Club - This Resort golf course located in Orlando features 1, 18, par 72 course designed by David Harman, Thad Layton. The course features wide, undulating fairways lined with trees and fast greens. The interconnected waterways present on the course form water hazards that come into play on nearly every hole.
  
  
• Ritz-Carlton Golf Club (Grande Lakes) - This Resort golf course located in Orlando features 1, 18, par 72 course designed by Greg Norman, Matthew Dusenberry. The course remarkably fast greens as well as water hazards and more than one hundred strategically placed bunkers. The golf course is situated among the headwaters of the Florida Everglades and there are beautiful pines, palmettos, and live oaks scattered throughout.
  
  
• Grande Vista Golf Club - This Resort golf course located in Orlando features 1, 9, par 32 course designed by Ron Garl. The course is an executive track with some interesting challenges. The nine-hole golf course stretches out over 25 acres of forested land.
  
  
• Hunter's Creek Golf Club - This Public golf course located in Hunters Creek features 1, 18, par 72 course designed by Lloyd Clifton. The course This course is currently closed and undergoing renovation. Updates to follow when available.
  
  
• Orange Tree Golf Club - This Private golf course located in Dr Phillips features 1, 18, par 72 course designed by Joe Lee. The course is situated on flat terrain, with relatively narrow fairways. The large greens are very fast with subtle undulation. Water hazards come into play on eight holes and there are also many strategically placed sand bunkers.
  
  
• Bay Hill Club and Lodge - This Resort/Private golf course located in Dr Phillips features 2, one 18 and one 9, par 72 and 36 course designed by Arnold Palmer, Dick Wilson, Ed Seay, MacCurrach Golf, Thad Layton, Bob Simmons, Ed Seay. The course Arnold Palmer, the legendary golfer and course designer, is closely connected to the Bay Hill Club & Lodge. Palmer first played the golf course in 1965 and then bought the facility in 1976. It then became his home and regular spot for golf once retired.
  
  

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