True, but make sure to check for additional fees. It quickly adds up if it’s not transparent!
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I’m just hoping the weather cooperates! Rain can really wreck your golf game, especially if you’re at a new course. Fingers crossed!
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Planning an Orlando golf trip sounds awesome! Don’t forget to check the local weather—April through October can be pretty rainy. Try scheduling your tee times in the morning to avoid the storms in the afternoons.
Great tip about the mornings! Also, consider renting a car for transportation around the courses. Uber and Lyft are great too, but it can add up over a week.
I agree with Foster! You might also want to check if your hotel offers shuttles to the golf courses; it can save money on rentals. Plus, the traffic in Orlando can be challenging!
True! And make sure you have flexible plans. If the weather changes fast, some courses might close. How many rounds are you hoping to play?
I’m planning to fit in at least three rounds! Any recommendations for courses that are must-plays? Also, how’s the dining scene around the courses?
If you can, check out Bay Hill. It’s a bit pricey, but it’s a classic! For dining, there are some great spots nearby—like the Boathouse for dinner or Li’l Anthony’s for a quick bite.
Boathouse is indeed fantastic! I used to love their seafood. Just remember, reservations can be a good idea since it gets crowded with golfers in season.
I still prefer a good round of golf with a burger after! What’s more, did anyone mention bringing your golf clubs? Rental fees can be crazy!
Jennifer, totally agree. If you can bring your clubs, do it! Renting can be ridiculous. But if you must rent, look for courses that offer discounts on club rentals.
Here’s a reflective thought—each course has its own vibe, which really adds to the experience. Don’t rush through; enjoy the sights, sounds, and fabulous greens!
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