Kissimmee Bay Country Club in Kissimmee is a semi-private championship 18-hole par-71 course (up to 6,830 yards, slope 132) designed by Lloyd Clifton in 1990, carved from an old oak forest with century-old trees, lofty cypress, a dozen water hazards, and wetlands that create a traditional southern-style layout full of natural beauty and challenge. This playable yet strategic track features five tee sets (from 5,104 yards) for all abilities, with standout holes like the narrow, long par-4 #3 and scenic par-3 #13 over water. Conveniently located 15–30 minutes from Orlando Airport and attractions, it offers excellent conditioning, a golf museum, pro shop, restaurant, and practice areas. The presence of Sandhill Cranes adds wildlife charm. Kissimmee Bay provides high-value, scenic golf in the heart of Central Florida.