Country Club Of Orlando (The)
Course with a Donald Ross Pedigree
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We had our wedding here a few years ago and could not have chosen a more fabulous location. Windermere Country Club, Islesworth - nothing compares. The prices were surprisingly reasonable and the food was delicious. The club house is extremely elegant and classy. Very posh. Plus, the service is amazing. I don't play golf so I cannot comment on the course, but the facilities are beautiful. It is a private club, though, so invitations are required and weddings must be sponsored by a member.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 12 2007
After reading the above reviews, I'm not sure those folks were playing the same course I did. I played C.C.O. after the re-design by Cornish and Silva. Donald Ross must be rolling in his grave. The condition was poor and the layout was only alright. I did enjoy the clubhouse, pool and dining facilities. Dinner was excellent.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 20 2005
My wife and I belong to a similar club in the Northeast, as well the Everlgades Club in Palm Beach. We recently played this course with friends who are members at Orlando Country Club and split their time between Highlands (in North Carolina) and Florida. Suffice it to say that we know golf courses and golf clubs.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 03 2005
This ultra exclusive private club rivals the Palm Beach Bath and Tennis Club in its style and refined, subtle elegance. The members are mostly old money and low key--most very wealthy and established, but they're NOT flashy. Founded in 1911, this historic club is STILL by far the best in Orlando (and one of the tops in the State)--and the hardest to get in to. It's the
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 19 2004
Course with a Donald Ross Pedigree
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We had our wedding here a few years ago and could not have chosen a more fabulous location. Windermere Country Club, Islesworth - nothing compares. The prices were surprisingly reasonable and the food was delicious. The club house is extremely elegant and classy. Very posh. Plus, the service is amazing. I don't play golf so I cannot comment on the course, but the facilities are beautiful. It is a private club, though, so invitations are required and weddings must be sponsored by a member.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 12 2007
After reading the above reviews, I'm not sure those folks were playing the same course I did. I played C.C.O. after the re-design by Cornish and Silva. Donald Ross must be rolling in his grave. The condition was poor and the layout was only alright. I did enjoy the clubhouse, pool and dining facilities. Dinner was excellent.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 20 2005
My wife and I belong to a similar club in the Northeast, as well the Everlgades Club in Palm Beach. We recently played this course with friends who are members at Orlando Country Club and split their time between Highlands (in North Carolina) and Florida. Suffice it to say that we know golf courses and golf clubs.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 03 2005
This ultra exclusive private club rivals the Palm Beach Bath and Tennis Club in its style and refined, subtle elegance. The members are mostly old money and low key--most very wealthy and established, but they're NOT flashy. Founded in 1911, this historic club is STILL by far the best in Orlando (and one of the tops in the State)--and the hardest to get in to. It's the
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 19 2004
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