How long is Reunion Resort And Club · The Nicklaus Course?

Reunion Resort And Club · The Nicklaus Course plays 5,042–7,215 yards across 7 sets of tees, to a par of 72 from the back tees.

How difficult is Reunion Resort And Club · The Nicklaus Course?

Its slope rating ranges 111–140, with a course rating up to 74.8. The back nine plays tougher.

Which tees should I play at Reunion Resort And Club · The Nicklaus Course?

A mid-handicap golfer (around 15) best fits the WHITE tees at 6,126 yards. Match your own driver distance or handicap with the tee selector on this page.

Is Reunion Resort And Club · The Nicklaus Course walkable?

It's a flat walk, with roughly 121 feet of total elevation change over 18 holes.

How many bunkers does Reunion Resort And Club · The Nicklaus Course have?

Reunion Resort And Club · The Nicklaus Course has 145 bunkers, and water comes into play on 4 holes.

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Reunion Resort And Club · The Nicklaus Course

7593 Gathering Drive, Kissimmee, FL 34747, USA

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75Linksmith Test · Stiff

7,215Back tees · yds

111–140Slope

72Par

7Tee sets

Flat121 ft climb

145Bunkers

Tap a hole for its details · gold dots = bunkers, blue = water · the Wind and Elevation buttons color each hole by today’s wind and by climb · OpenStreetMap

01Overview

The lay of the land.

How the course above sets up: its routing, character, and what to expect.

LengthChampionship7,215 yds

DifficultyDemandingslope 140

WalkFlat121 ft climb

BunkeringHeavy145 bunkers

WaterOccasional4 of 18 holes

Tougher nineBack 9by course rating

Reunion Resort And Club · The Nicklaus Course is an 18-hole golf course in Reunion, FL, playing 5,042–7,215 yards from 7 sets of tees (slope 111–140, course rating up to 74.8).

It's a flat walk, roughly 121 feet of total climb over 18 holes.

Expect 145 bunkers, with water on 4 holes; the back nine plays tougher.

02What golfers say

The word on the course.

How golfers talk about it, summarized from public reviews. Their opinions, not our scoring.

The Nicklaus (originally Tradition), the longest and most demanding of Reunion’s three courses — forgiving off the tee but punishing on small, undulating greens and around pot bunkers. Opinion divides, with several rating it the weakest of the trio despite strong finishing holes.

Best forShot-making

Consistently praised

Classic Nicklaus shot values that reward precise irons into small, angled greens.
A memorable finish, including the par-3 16th over water, on a genuinely stout test.

Worth knowing

The front routes through housing, and small greens with penal pot bunkers frustrate length-first players.

Golfers recommend

Leave the driver where needed — this course is won with irons and short game.
Favor the fat of the small greens over tucked pins.

Pairs withReunion Resort And Club · The Palmer Course →

Summarized from public golfer reviewsGolfCourseGurus Golf Digest

03Your game

Tee fit & expected score.

Set your handicap for the right tees, a realistic score, and the holes where you'll get a stroke.

Your handicap index: 15

Play the WHITE tees, 6126 yds (or BLUE/WHITE)

15course handicap~87typical score129slope

How to play it

Front 937.1

Back 937.7tougher

Attack (0)Hold (4)Play it straight

Card-wreckers at #2, #10, #13, #14. Bogey is fine here; don't compound mistakes.

04Scorecard

Tagged scorecard.

Per-hole tags for hazards, length, and scoring chances from your selected tee.

Handicap index Course handicap at GOLD: 21. You get a stroke on the dotted holes.

Hole	Par	Yds	SI	Notes
1•	4	363	17	Birdie
2••	4	439	1	Tough
3•	5	583	5
4••	4	412	3	Tough
5•	3	228	7	Long 3
6•	5	560	13
7•	4	379	9
8•	3	202	15	Long 3
9•	4	373	11
Out	36	3539
10•	4	456	4	Long 4
11•	3	187	18
12•	4	435	6
13•	4	448	10	Long 4
14••	4	439	2	Tough
15•	5	541	12
16•	3	208	8	Long 3
17•	4	393	14
18•	5	569	16	Birdie
In	36	3676

All tees & ratings

Tee	Yards	Rating	Slope	Par
GOLD	7215	74.8	140	72
GOLD/BLUE	6819	73	135	72
BLUE	6472	71.4	133	72
BLUE/WHITE	6247	70.4	131	72
WHITE	6126	69.8	129	72
WHITE/RED	5526	66.7	121	72
RED	5042	64.6	111	72

05Conditions

Conditions & terrain.

Today's wind by hole, the climbs and drops, and a seven-day playability outlook.

Wind today

ESE · 13 mph4 into9 cross5 downwind

into (club up)crossdownwind

Climbs & drops

#11↓ 16 ft

Tee→green elevation change, estimated from terrain.

7-day outlook

Best window this week: Tue 10-13 · 100/100

Fri10-0978ok74–86°F13 mph ESE31% rain

Sat10-1078ok74–84°F11 mph SSE42% rain

Sun10-1170ok76–84°F11 mph S66% rain

Mon10-1296good71–86°F8 mph NNW3% rain

Tue10-13100good69–88°F7 mph NNE0% rain

Wed10-1498good69–88°F8 mph ESE3% rain

Thu10-1586good69–87°F12 mph E7% rain

06Hazards

Where the trouble is.

Sand and water by hole, plotted from OpenStreetMap.

102

143

104

106

1010

511

912

913

614

1415

516

517

918

water in playbunker count

Most bunkered: #3 (14) · #15 (14) · #2 (10) · #4 (10). Water on 4 holes: #1, #3, #14, #16.

07FAQ

Frequently asked.

How long is Reunion Resort And Club · The Nicklaus Course?: Reunion Resort And Club · The Nicklaus Course plays 5,042–7,215 yards across 7 sets of tees, to a par of 72 from the back tees.
How difficult is Reunion Resort And Club · The Nicklaus Course?: Its slope rating ranges 111–140, with a course rating up to 74.8. The back nine plays tougher.
Which tees should I play at Reunion Resort And Club · The Nicklaus Course?: A mid-handicap golfer (around 15) best fits the WHITE tees at 6,126 yards. Match your own driver distance or handicap with the tee selector on this page.
Is Reunion Resort And Club · The Nicklaus Course walkable?: It's a flat walk, with roughly 121 feet of total elevation change over 18 holes.
How many bunkers does Reunion Resort And Club · The Nicklaus Course have?: Reunion Resort And Club · The Nicklaus Course has 145 bunkers, and water comes into play on 4 holes.