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Courses were nice but not worth $200 + tax. For this $ I would expect pristine conditions and excellent service. We encountered teenagers on their own golf carts inserting themselves between one of our groups and ours on the 14 th hole at Nickolas course at 5:00. We threatened to contact the ranger so they eventually left. This incident clearly is disruptive and disrespectful for paying patrons. When we finished our round at 6:00 we brought this to attention of the staff and were told that the rangers stop patrolling at 2:30! We complained to the golf shop the following day and they said that the rangers should be there til 4:00. Patrons are golfing til sunset. Why shouldn’t rangers be available til then? For $215 I expect much more! I golf frequently at palm beach county courses which cost 1/3 as much on the most expensive tee times and their higher level of service makes Reunion look embarrassing for what they charge!

Booked a tee time in advance, which was not honored. Half hour line in the pro shop when I got there. No carts available, driving range closed; told me I’d have to wait at least an hour after my scheduled tee time, but couldn't guarantee I would get a cart. Wouldn’t accommodate playing at one of the other courses on site. Left and played at Providence Golf Club, which I highly recommend over The Reserve.

Target golf for most of the holes.
Pros:
If staying at the resort it is very convenient
Greens have been good today.
Pretty well conditioned
Cons:
Overpriced by about $25
Have only had the beverage cart go by once and we are already on 14
Ranger drove right through on our tee shots without stopping.
No GPS in the carts is a letdown for the greens fees
Overall it’s been a pretty big let down playing here today, but that is probably because we had super high hopes. Looking forward to playing the Legends course.

The clubs are in terrible condition. Out of the two times we decided to golf we broke two clubs. These are beginning golfers who cannot swing hard enough to break normal clubs. They charged us for the clubs because the head went into the water. The employees showed no remorse.

It's rare when I play a place that just punched the greens and its still really enjoyable. The course is tough but still really fun. Very tight layout on most holes. There are a ton of villas and condos throughout the course. I prefer to be a little more remote when I play but it really didn't bother me. The rate because of the greens being punched was $38 which is amazing. I wouldn't have been bummed out if it was $50. Their punched greens are still better than most in city course's regular greens. Even though theres been massive amounts of rain in the height of the wet season it was still very playable. Only a few holes being a little muddy. Definitely will be back.

Cart died mid round during business hours. Called to the pro shop multiple times and nobody answered the phone. Had to walk the rest of the way back with all of my stuff in 94 degree weather.

Keep in mind this review is based on a $250 per round greens fee. We had a group of 8 and played all 3 courses. In general terms i'd say all 3 are VERY challenging in their own unique ways and at times can be everything from fun and rewarding to unfair and highly frustrating. Condition of courses was very good. Greens on all 3 are extremely quick and as a result be prepared for lots of 3 putts. Between green speeds and numerous blind shots (requiring a lot of back and forth in the cart) makes for a minimum 5 hr round and lenghty back ups throughout the round. Staff in pro shop, bag drop and starters were all a pleasure to deal with. No other way to put it but the carts are terrible (old, bald tires, grabby brakes, broken coolers etc..). Not acceptable for a $75-$100 course and definetely not for $250. Having sandwiches available from the cart girls would have been nice as you don't pass the clubhouse making the turn on the Palmer and Watson courses. Rented a house in the neighborhood and highly recommend as traffic outside Reunion can be brutal. Glad i played there but wouldn't hurry back.

What a complete embarassment of an extablishment. I would never recommend to anyone to do a stay and play here. After careful research and consideration, we booked a 4 person stay and play for 1 night and 1 round on the Palmer course. We carefully picked this course and made a reservation on the phone (all of us travelled very far to play). They confirmed the room and golf booking for Palmer. An email was sent with the room booking. I checked in a few weeks before coming just to be sure the tee time was correct and we were good. The agent at the pro shop informed me that they, in fact, did not book our group for the date. Error #1. Then they confirmed over the phone AND by email we were booked for the Palmer course (I have the email confirmation from the golf manager).

The day we came to play, the second starter informed us we were playing the watson course (which is far more difficult). This was super confusing, and we said that we booked Palmer (the entire reason we went there). He basically said we had to play watson because that's what was on his sheet. So, we played watson due to time constraints. 2 of our 4 stopped at hole 13 because the course was so difficult for their level and not enjoyable.

After the round, I went into the pro shop and engaged someone at the desk. I explained the situation and they were extremely rude and insisted that WE booked the watson course. Not the case. They dismissed everything I said, and blamed us for making the wrong booking: Error #2. Even after I showed him the confirmation email from Alan, he insisted that Alan "Just wrote it wrong in the email, but I (myself) booked watson". NOT THE CASE. Zero admission of fault. Zero customer service. Zero care that our entire trip was based around playing the Palmer course and they wouldn't admit their (repeated) mistakes.

I emailed the golf manager again, and his frist response was very similar tone to the pro shop agent. His second attempt was along the lines of "Next time you come, we'll make sure you can play the Palmer". No thanks! I would never want to return to this place ever again. Not after that experience. How am I supposed to trust that anyone can do their job after having them drop the ball repeatedly and then blame us?

Also, the villa we had was super dated, and possibly had bedbugs when we instpected the master bedroom after waking up with red marks on our legs. The master bedroom's bathroom door was locked from the inside when we got there. Just little things, but the worst experience was how were were treated by the pro shop staff. What a joke. I've never experienced a worse stay anywhere in my 20 years of travel.

Joined in with another 3 players. We played 18 holes in under 4 hours, and course was busy. Course was in very good shape. Greens are small and fast. Plenty of challenges. Price is fair. Staff was polite and helpful.

I took 2 stars off because they ran out of functioning golf karts. I heard that several broke down and ran out of juice while on the course. That is not what I expect from a beautiful facility like Reunion. The courses were super busy and they didn’t have Marshall’s to keep people moving. If it’s that busy, sorry. You have to play best ball and get a move on. No mulligans and certainly move faster. This is a resort level facility with a 4 diamond rating for their hotel. I have to say the hotel is top notch. I’ll be giving them 5 stars for the hotel and other facilities.

We played on the Arnold Palmer course and Mr. Palmer would not be happy to see the conditions of the course. They said it was in great condition. I could dig up the grass with the slightest graze of my irons. Perhaps that’s just the Florida grass as this was my first time playing in this State. I wouldn’t know better. The water hazards had several that are dried up. If it’s water you’re trying to conserve than change them into viable sand bunkers. Instead they were half and half. Water hazard size sand bunkers.

Still, I can’t say it was a bad time. It’s a resort after all. That’s why they get 3 stars and not any less.

These two courses are in good shape and the greens are in excellent condition. Pace of play good close to less than four hour rounds. They offer complimentary water which was great, will definitely play again.

Very nice layout and some nice challenging holes. Greens are very fast and hard to stop the ball on the green. Some work going on on some of the fairways. No beverage/snack cart seen the whole round. Still... Will play again as it was a enjoyable course.

This golf course looks good from far but its truly far from good. The staff from the pro shop to the beer cart girl were very friendly. However, this is where our good experience ended. The golf course itself is in poor condition - painted greens and dried fairways. The score cards called for 6000 yards from the whites. It was lucky to be 5500. All in all a very disappointing experience. Would not return.

I went golfing here due to the reasonable pricing and availability for general public. The condos are a bit close to the fairway on a few holes, so keep it down the middle. Greens , tee boxes, and fairways were all in good shape. I had a really good time playing.

Reunion resort golf courses are always immaculate. The courses are always in great shape even after many inches of rain. If you're in the Disney area or universal area make sure to check these courses out. Lunch in the clubhouse by the pro shop is phenomenal. One of the best burgers I've ever had.

Dinner at the Eleven restaurant was just amazing! The view of the sunset was breathtaking and the Disney fireworks at 9pm just tops off the evening perfectly. Wish I could post videos instead.

I played the Nicklaus and the Watson courses. Both are well maintained and challenging courses. They are not the most scenic courses, but they are fun to play, and everyone working the grounds are very professional. The staff makes the pricing of the rounds worth it. The front nine on the Nicklaus course is one of the more challenging 9 holes I've ever played. One thing the courses are in need of is a more official locker room. Our party of 8 was planning to leave after our last round and past checkout, but there's no place for players to shower, so we had to drive on to our next destination without a cleanup. This is a good all-in-one resort.