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Orlando, FL
Map Golf Package | Prices | Lodging Info | Course Info
The Recession Beater
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Traveling now through 10/10/10. 
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Pricing Information
| From: | To: | Priced From: |
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| 11-MAR-10 | 30-APR-10 | $390.00 - $496.00 |
| 01-MAY-10 | 03-JUN-10 | $299.50 - $362.50 |
| 04-JUN-10 | 31-JUL-10 | $327.00 - $354.00 |
| 01-AUG-10 | 31-AUG-10 | $327.00 - $354.00 |
| 01-SEP-10 | 10-OCT-10 | $299.50 - $359.50 |
Package Notes:
Prices are per golfer based on 2 persons sharing a standard room and includes 5 nights' accommodations, 5 rounds of golf with shared cart and all taxes. Prices are subject to change without notice. Accommodations and golf are subject to availability.
Lodging Information
Quality Inn Plaza
This popular 1,020-room hotel offers a great lodging value with easy access to all major area attractions, shops, restaurants, and golf courses. If you're in town for a convention, it's also within walking distance of the Orlando/Orange County Convention Center. To satisfy any golfer's appetite, the Quality Inn features several dining options including the Plaza Garden Restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and buffet-style dinner; a mini-market food store called Lite Bite; and Zebra's Sports Bar with live entertainment, pool tables, and dart boards. Three outdoor swimming pools, gift shop, and ... more info.
Course Information
Sanctuary Ridge Golf Club ~ 17.14 miles (Not Driving Distance)
Billed as "Florida's Mountain Course," Sanctuary Ridge (formerly known as Diamond Players Club) is located in Clermont and noted as one of Orlando's most unique courses. This thrilling Terry LaGree design is built on the state's second highest location and features dramatic elevation changes of up to 150 feet, with no parallel fairways. You'll enjoy memorable, panoramic views on every hole. Featured are elevated tees, escalating fairways (upward and downward!) and large, multi-level greens. Easily accessible from all of Orlando's major roads, this club is a great choice from any hotel in grea... more info.
Stoneybrook Golf Club ~ 19.68 miles (Not Driving Distance)
Stoneybrook is an exceptional showcase of undulating greens and naturally tree-lined, rolling fairways where golfers are required to play strategic carries over preserved wetlands and waterways. This challenging and unique course is designed by Clifton, Ezell & Clifton where each hole will play out a strategy of its own; some place a premium on the tee shot while others demand an exacting approach. You'll definitely need all of your clubs! A well-equipped sports bar and grille complete this great facility. PLEASE NOTE - a great first/ last day course due to its easy 15-20 minute access to Orl... more info.
Eastwood Golf Club ~ 20.14 miles (Not Driving Distance)
Laid out by the golf course design team of Clifton, Ezell, & Clifton, Eastwood's challenging layout features lush, rolling fairways bordered by huge mounds and water on 14 holes. Other distinctive features include numerous multi-level tees, elevated greens, and pot bunkers. Located on the east side of Orlando, the course is easily accessible—just 15 to 20 minutes from the Orlando International Airport. New ownership has brought about many changes and great improvements—a course that's enjoyed by all, whether high-handicapped or a 'wannabe' PGA Pro! Eastwood is considered to be ... more info.
Diamondback Golf Club ~ 23.73 miles (Not Driving Distance)
Located 25 minutes southwest of the Disney area in Haines City, Diamondback is one of Joe Lee's most memorable Florida layouts. The course was carved from 240 acres of virgin forest and offers dramatically rolling fairways bordered by dense trees, natural wetlands, and well-positioned water hazards (water comes into play on just 5 holes). This naturally scenic layout is a real gem of a site; its varied geographical location includes natural swamp areas and high, sandy hills that run through a non-residential environment (no homes!) which is very unique to the Central Florida area, creating a v... more info.
BridgeWater, The Golf Club At ~ 34.72 miles (Not Driving Distance)
Ranked #18 by Golfweek's Best Courses To Play in Florida 2008, this exciting links-style course called for all of architect Steve Smyers' years of skill and ability in course design. The goal: to build a challenging test of golf, a pleasurable experience for all skill levels, a stern challenge for long hitters. As a reclaimed phosphate mine with stands of native oaks, the original terrain was flat. The topography now features undulating fairways (six connected by winding bridges) and multi-tiered tees and greens, many surrounded by well- placed bunkers. The flow of the land around the... more info.
