Overview
Lake Nona Golf & Country Club is a private club in southeast Orlando, founded in 1986. It sits within a gated residential enclave of roughly 600 acres in the wider Lake Nona area.
Its 18-hole course, designed by Tom Fazio, plays to par 72 and about 7,215 yards from the back tees, routing through pine forest and oak groves around three lakes. The club hosted the first Solheim Cup in 1990 and the World Cup of Golf in 1993, and it has been the venue for the LPGA Tournament of Champions since 2022.
The club has been home to a number of touring professionals. Members also have access to fitness facilities, a performance center known as The Workshop, and event venues.
Golf
| Course | Holes | Par | Yards | Architect | Opened |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lake Nona | 18 | 72 | 7,215 | Tom Fazio | — |
The Community
Private residential community of about 600 acres in southeast Orlando, within the larger Lake Nona area, with homes ranging from custom estates to other residence types.
Highlights
- Hosted the inaugural Solheim Cup (1990)
- Hosted the 1993 World Cup of Golf
- Host of the LPGA Tournament of Champions since 2022
Sources
Photo Credits
- Clubhouse at Lake Nona Golf & Country Club — Cem0030, CC BY-SA 4.0, source
- Aerial view of the course along Lake Nona — Angiesbc, CC BY-SA 4.0, source
- Fairway bunkers beneath a row of palm trees (representative) — rawpixel.com, CC0 1.0, source
- Fountain and palms beside a manicured green (representative) — Cfmyers, CC0 1.0, source
- Restaurant terrace overlooking the water (representative) — rawpixel.com, CC0 1.0, source
- Bright fitness studio with cardio equipment (representative) — rawpixel.com, CC0 1.0, source
Information compiled from public sources and last checked October 2026. Details such as membership terms change often; please confirm directly with the club.