Orange County National Golf Club

Orange County National Golf Club sits in the rolling terrain north of Orlando, a daily-fee facility that opened in the mid-1990s with two championship courses designed by Phil Ritson, Isao Aoki, and Dave Harman. The Tooth Course, named for its distinctive logo featuring a shark's tooth, plays across the property's more dramatic landforms. The routing makes use of elevation changes uncommon in central Florida, with fairways that move through corridors of native vegetation and past natural wetlands. Several holes feature pronounced mounding and shaping that frame the playing corridors and create strategic interest off the tee. The course stretches to over 7,300 yards from the back tees, though multiple sets of tees accommodate a range of skill levels. Water comes into play on roughly half the holes, and the bunkering style emphasizes visual definition rather than penal hazards. The greens are large and contoured, with internal slopes that reward accurate approach play. The layout has hosted various regional amateur events and qualifiers over the years, benefiting from its length and conditioning standards. Orange County National operates as a golf-focused facility without the residential development common to many Orlando-area courses. The practice amenities are extensive, including a large range and short-game areas. The club attracts both local players and visitors to the Orlando area seeking daily-fee access to well-maintained championship-length golf in a relatively natural setting for the region.