The Reserve at Orange Lake Resort in Kissimmee sits within a sprawling vacation ownership property that has evolved over several decades to include multiple golf courses serving a predominantly resort clientele. West Village represents one of the golf offerings within this complex, designed to accommodate players of varying abilities while fitting within the operational model of a high-volume resort facility. The course operates in the context of central Florida's tourist corridor, where accessibility and playability typically take precedence over championship demands. The routing works through relatively flat terrain characteristic of the region, with water features and strategic bunkering providing the primary design elements. Central Florida courses of this type generally incorporate the area's natural wetlands and lakes into play, creating both visual definition and hazard considerations on approach shots and around greens. The layout serves guests staying at the resort as well as daily-fee players drawn to the Kissimmee area's concentration of vacation amenities. Orange Lake's golf facilities cater to a transient population of recreational golfers, many experiencing the course as part of a broader vacation rather than as a dedicated golf trip. The resort environment emphasizes convenience and pace of play, with services and conditioning calibrated to high traffic volumes. The setting reflects the developed character of the Kissimmee tourism district, where golf courses function as recreational amenities within larger hospitality properties rather than as standalone destination layouts.