Reunion Resort Golf Course Prices

Starting rates for a standard round have been listed at around $150 per person, while weekend rates can start at around $250 per person. That range is useful for an early budget, but call Reunion to confirm the price for your chosen tee time. Plan for golf separately from lodging fees, parking, rentals, and on-property transportation.

Use this as a trip-budget guide, then get a complete quote for your specific round before you book.

Cost Item	Budget Amount	What It Covers
Standard round of golf	Around $150 starting rate; around $250 on weekends	Published starting rates; Reunion must confirm the live green fee.
Resort fee	$40 plus tax per accommodation, per night	Resort and amenity access; green fees remain separate. Larger homes may carry a higher fee.
Self-parking	$20 plus tax per day	Parking for one vehicle at the resort.
Driving range without a booked tee time	$25	Practice-range access for a non-playing visitor.
Callaway club rental	$75 per day	Rental set for a golfer who does not bring clubs.
Non-golfer riding in a cart	$40 per cart	A rider accompanying a golfer, subject to availability and dress requirements.
Four-seat on-property golf cart rental	$165 plus tax per day	Transportation around the resort property.
Six-seat on-property golf cart rental	$185 plus tax per day	Larger on-property transportation rental.

Reunion Resort Golf Price Basics

Reunion Resort has three signature golf courses designed by Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, and Tom Watson. The courses are a major draw for golf groups staying near Orlando, but the green fee is only one part of the cost.

The important distinction is between access and play. Eligible resort guests can have access to the golf facilities and the ability to request tee times, but a tee time is not guaranteed and the round itself carries a separate green fee.

A Reunion lodging resort fee pays for resort access, not for a round of golf.

The published starting rates are best treated as a planning range rather than a promise of what a particular Saturday morning tee time will cost. A busy-season, weekend, or preferred-time round can cost more than an off-peak weekday round.

How to Get an Accurate Reunion Golf Quote

Step 1: Confirm That Your Lodging Includes Golf Access

Confirm that you are staying as a Reunion Resort guest or in a home rented through one of Reunion’s preferred rental partners.
If you are renting a vacation home, ask the host or management company for the reservation’s eligibility details. A home inside the Reunion community does not automatically mean the guests can reserve golf.
Ask whether that eligibility covers every player in the group.
Keep the lodging confirmation available when you call for tee times.

Step 2: Pick a Date, Group Size, and Course Preference

Decide how many golfers will play and whether anyone needs rental clubs or wants to ride without playing.
Choose a preferred day and a backup day. Flexibility can make it easier to find a suitable tee time and price.
Select a preferred course, or ask for the best available option across all three layouts.
Decide whether your group wants an early, mid-morning, or afternoon start.

The Palmer course is a useful reference point for groups that want a full-length championship layout: it measures 6,916 yards at its longest listed setup. Review the scorecard and select tees that suit the group rather than choosing the longest course by default.

Step 3: Call Reunion for the Live Green Fee

Call Reunion golf at 407-396-3199 to request the tee time.
Give the date, number of golfers, preferred course, preferred time, and lodging details.
Ask for the green fee per golfer, applicable taxes, and whether a riding cart for the round is included.
Ask about rental clubs, range use, non-golfer riders, cancellation terms, and arrival instructions before providing payment details.
Write down the quoted total, the course, tee time, and confirmation number.

The Reunion Resort golf-course page directs golfers to that number for tee-time reservations.

Step 4: Compare the Full Golf-Stay Cost

Track charges for the room, car, or group according to how they apply.

For example, four golfers sharing one accommodation for two nights and using one car would split the lodging-related charges among four people. For a group, divide lodging-related charges among the golfers when comparing the full golf-stay cost. Include green fees and lodging-related charges when planning the trip cost.

That example is not a quote. It helps avoid a common budgeting mistake when allocating shared charges.

Extra Costs to Add to the Green Fee

The resort fee has been listed at $40 plus tax per night for an accommodation, and it may be higher for larger homes. Some booking listings show a $47.40 per-accommodation nightly resort fee, which is another reason to use the live reservation total rather than assuming one fixed fee.

Self-parking adds $20 plus tax per day if you bring a car. Add parking to the overall trip budget.

If your group wants its own transportation around the property, Reunion’s four-seat golf-cart rental is $165 plus tax per day and its six-seat rental is $185 plus tax per day. These rentals are for getting around the resort; ask the golf shop separately whether a cart used during the round is included in the green fee you are quoted.

Golf groups should also account for food, beverages, gratuities, and any split lodging expenses. Those charges vary too much to estimate reliably, so ask the person booking the stay to show them separately from the golf quote.

Reunion Courses and Practical Add-Ons

Choosing Among the Three Signature Courses

Reunion’s three courses give groups a choice without leaving the property:

Jack Nicklaus course
Arnold Palmer course
Tom Watson course

Course preference can affect availability, especially when a group needs several consecutive tee times. If the preferred layout is unavailable, ask the golf shop whether another Reunion course has a comparable time or a lower-priced option that day.

A mixed-skill group should also consider tee selection before booking. A course can be enjoyable for beginners and experienced players alike when everyone plays from a yardage that matches their carry distance and typical scoring level.

Practice, Clubs, and Riders

The driving range costs $25 for someone who does not have a booked tee time. Ask whether pre-round warm-up range balls are included with the round you are considering, because that inclusion can vary with the tee-time package.

Golfers flying into Orlando or trying to avoid checked-bag fees can rent Callaway clubs for $75 per day. Confirm handedness, flex, set makeup, and availability when reserving; do not wait until the morning of play if several people need rental sets.

A non-golfer may ride along for $40 per cart and must wear golf attire. This can be worthwhile for a spouse, friend, or family member who wants to see the course without playing, but it should be arranged during the booking call rather than assumed at check-in.

Confirm the Booking Before You Go

Use this short check before leaving for the course:

Confirm the tee time, course, number of golfers, and player names.
Confirm the total green fee and taxes for each golfer.
Verify that the vacation-home reservation includes Reunion amenity access if you are not booked directly through the resort.
Ask whether the round includes a riding cart and warm-up range access.
Reserve rental clubs, non-golfer riders, or on-property transportation in advance if needed.
Confirm the arrival time and golf-shop location.
Bring a photo ID, payment card, golf attire, and your lodging confirmation if requested.

For a golf group, it is smart to have one person keep the quote and confirmation details in a shared message thread. That avoids a mismatch between the person who booked the villa and the person who calls for the tee time.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a round of golf cost per person at Reunion Resort?

Starting rates for a standard Reunion round have been listed at around $150 per person, while weekend rates can start at around $250 per person. The actual green fee depends on the date, course, demand, tee time, and availability, so call 407-396-3199 for the live price before committing to the trip.

Is golf included in the Reunion Resort fee?

No. The resort fee has commonly been listed at $40 plus tax per accommodation per night, but green fees are extra. The fee can provide resort and course-access eligibility for qualifying guests, yet it does not pay for a tee time or guarantee one.

Can guests in Reunion vacation rentals play golf?

Yes, if the guest is staying at Reunion Resort or in a home from a preferred rental partner that includes amenity access. Confirm that access in writing before renting, because a private home inside the community may not include golf-booking privileges.

How much does it cost to use the Reunion driving range?

The driving range costs $25 without a booked tee time. Golfers with a confirmed round should ask whether practice balls are included with that specific tee-time rate before paying separately.

Can a non-golfer ride along at Reunion Resort?

Yes, a non-golfer can ride along for $40 per cart, subject to availability and golf-attire requirements. Add the rider while booking the tee time so the golf shop can confirm cart space and any operational restrictions.