Kissimmee Bay Country Club

Kissimmee Bay, carved into the Florida heartland, stands as a testament to Arthur Hills' mastery of a natural canvas. Opened in the late 1980s, the design reflects the era's move toward strategic play, rewarding thoughtful approaches rather than brute force. Rolling fairways, dotted with native grasses and strategically placed water hazards, dictate thoughtful club selection and precise shot execution. The course favors players who can shape the ball, navigating doglegs and avoiding the ever-present threat of the water. The course's undulating greens, while not lightning-fast, demand respect, rewarding a deft touch with the putter. While Kissimmee Bay hasn't hosted major championships, it remains a respected and well-maintained course that has hosted smaller events throughout the course of its history. It stands as a formidable yet fair test of golf for players of all skill levels. Beyond the course, Kissimmee Bay fosters a relaxed, inclusive atmosphere. The club is known locally for its strong community ties and active membership, often hosting social events and tournaments that draw players from across the region. A well-kept secret among local Orlando-area golfers, it's known for its challenging layout and great value.