Highlands Reserve Golf Club:
This is not your typical Florida golf course! Highlands Reserve sits atop one of the highest areas of Florida and offers remarkable scenery along with a course designed for hot golf.
This championship Mike Dasher design gives you pine tree-lined fairways reminiscent of the Carolinas, open spacious fairways likened to the great Scottish courses, and a bit of old Florida with citrus trees along the countryside. Large, fast, undulating greens make this course challenging and fun for all levels of golfers.
Highlands Reserve Golf Club was nominated by Golf For Women Magazine as one of their 50 top courses for 2002. Rated 3.5 Stars by Golf Digest's 'Places to Play' guide, Golf Pac, one of the country's largest golf vacation travel companies, ranks Highlands Reserve as one of their most requested golf courses year after year as chosen by their customers.
Highlands Reserve Golf Club facilities:
Shop
The well-stocked Golf Shop features all major brands including the latest styles from Ashworth, Tehama, Adidas, Tail, Haley, Titleist and Footjoy.
Practice Facilities
The practice facility is the ideal spot to perfect your swing - there are several target greens, practice bunkers and putting greens ready and waiting for you. A bag of balls is just $5 and range passes are also available.
Food & Beverage
Please your palate at Highlands Reserve Golf Club's Snack Bar. They offer delicious breakfast items or a full lunch menu featuring specialty ham, turkey and roast beef sandwiches with all the fixings. Thirst quenching beverages include soft drinks, juices, beer and liquor.
Beverage Cart
The Golf Club's beverage cart service brings instant refreshment with ice cold beverages including Coca-Cola products, Budweiser, Bud Light, Miller, Michelob Light, Guiness, O'Douls, assorted liquors, snacks, fruit nuts and sweets.
Quote from OrlandoGolf.com:
What makes it so special is a piece of land that's unlike most everything else in the region, topped by a spirited design that matches the property's unique character. The course sits on the edge of a long sand shelf called the Green Swamp Ridge near the town of Davenport, spanning 120 feet from top to bottom. Dasher's holes fairly dance around it, two-stepping from a high point at the first green all the way to the low basin of the 13th fairway.
We say two-step because that's exactly what it does. Dasher's directive was to build an affordable, walkable, and fun golf course on a minimal budget, something in the neighborhood of $1 million. To do it, Dasher says, 'We needed to pair up all the holes, have a paired routing, because I knew that would keep our total irrigated turf acreage down.'
The paired routing is not only efficient from agronomic and walkability perspectives, it also helps the routing fit into a relatively tight 150 acres.
Other Activities:
Sap & Gymnasium
