Architect
Bill Bulmer and Reed Berlinsky
Established
1962
Par / Length
72 / 6442y
Access
N/A
Green Fee
N/A
Overview: Kissimmee Golf Club was a historic 18-hole parkland course at 3103 Florida Coach Drive, laid out on flat ground south of Kissimmee Gateway Airport. Historical records list Bill Bulmer and Reed Berlinsky as the designers, par 72 and 6,442 yards from the back tees. Water came into play on many holes, with open fairways, small greens and a large practice area forming part of the former facility's identity.
History: The course history distinguishes earlier holes from the full 18-hole layout, which was officially established in 1962. The greens and tees were upgraded in 1998, but later records and local reporting document the course as closed in 2018. Because the property is no longer operating as a golf course, current access, price tier and green fees are intentionally left blank.
Did You Know? The former routing brought water into play on twelve holes according to the detailed course record. Its airport-side setting was also unusually open for a Florida course, with the surrounding land allowing the fairways to remain largely free of housing.
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