Shingle Creek Golf Club

I liked everything about this experience, but the pace of play was very poor. The big disappointment was lack of rangering, as the course began to back up on hole 7. In my 5 + hours on the course, I saw no rangers. The couple I was playing with had to leave on 15 as they were bumping up against dinner reservations

The course was well groomed and made good use of the land. The greens were tough and since many were elevated a miss was multiplied. Hole 7 is a long par three and not easy. A cool hole, but it did seem to be more difficult that the rest of the course and hence created some congestion.

This is one of my favorite course in Orlando! You can always count on friendly staff, course conditions and GREAT food in the grill room. The greens are fast and true. We all had the best day for my son’s BD round with his brothers.

Course was fun. Greens were excellent. Staff was great.

“Located within the city with excellent transport access, the golf course offers complimentary apples and bottled water for your refreshment.”

Course was dry and tee boxes were unkempt. Dry fairways while Disney courses were exceptionally stronger across the board for about the same green fees. This should be a sub $100 green fee based on layout and quality.

No one cared regarding pace of play.
Teed off at 3.30pm thinking plenty of time to get round before light fails.
Standing on the 16th tee at 8pm had to come in!
The pace of play was pathetic and condition of course wasn’t great.
Never again

Shingle Creek has been one of our Go To golf courses during our annual trip to Orlando. It's close, the facilities are nice with range balls included in the green fee, decent short game area and nice putting practice area, and nice clubhouse facilities. Probably the closest I know of being at a private club at a public venue around Orlando without staying there (aka Bay Hill). Two complaints. The price has constantly gone up and now close to $200 per person. That's pretty pricey even for a nice course and setting. Second complaint is that some of the angulation of the greens are ridiculous. On one hole I was below the hole left about 25 feet, there was an elephant buried between me and the hole. Impossible to putt up the crown of the bump to get it close. My buddy was 20 years shot of the hole right and got closer to the hole. Good shots should be rewarded.

Course is nice but a little pricey. There are better courses in the area for less money
(ie. Celebration)

Single Creek is in good condition and “free” range balls are nice but at $190 it’s steep. I dislike the large humps and bumps on the green. You hit what appears to be a good shot only to find a huge mound between the ball and hole making it impossible for a birdie much less to get the ball close. I would go back but there’s better value around.

Course was great to play! The proshop staff was amazing, but there was a large group event being played so the pace of play wasn’t great.

Tried to get lunch before the round but the dining rooms speed made it a rush to warm up and get to the tee box on time. Next time I’d skip the dining room before the round to avoid that challenge, as we were at the course 1.5 hours early.