Grand Cypress - New Course

  • 18 holes
  • Par: 72
  • 6773 yards
 
The eighth hole on Grand Cypress Resort's New Course is a long tricky par 4 with an approach that plays over a bern.
The eighth hole on Grand Cypress Resort's New Course is a long tricky par 4 with an approach that plays over a bern.

Located close to Disney, the Grand Cypress Resort's 45 holes of golf stretches over 1,500 acres. The New Course at the Grand Cypress Resort is the only 18-hole golf course at the resort that is not made up of two nine-hole courses. All of the courses though, have the distinction of being Jack Nicklaus Signature courses. The New Course is different from the three other 18-hole combinations at the resort since it features a Scottish links-style design. The golf course has several challenging elements including seven double greens, a serpentine burn, and smattering of bunkers. The Grand Cypress Resort, in addition to the courses, is also home to the acclaimed Grand Cypress Academy of Golf.

1 N Jacaranda
Orlando, Florida 32836
P: (407) 239-4700, (877) 330-7377
F: (407) 239-7219
W: www.grandcypress.com

Par, yardages and course ratings

Tee Par Yardage Rating Slope
White 72 6181 69.1 119
Red 72 5314 69.7 113
Blue 72 6773 71.5 122

Grand Cypress - New Course at a glance

  • Holes: 18
  • Designed by: Jack Nicklaus
  • Type: Resort
  • Built in: 1988
  • Golf Season: Year round
  • Visitor Policy: Open
  • Tee times welcomed: Yes

Practice facilities

  • Driving range: Yes
  • Putting green: Yes

Tuition

  • Teaching pro: Yes
  • Golf school / golf academy: Yes

Services

  • Pro: Yes
  • Rental clubs: Yes
  • Rental carts: Included in fee
  • Pull carts: Yes

Prices

  • Week days: $120 - $190
  • Week-ends: $120 - $190

Gallery

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While Grand Cypress Resort's New Course isn't a replica golf course, the first hole does mimic the first on the Old Course at St. Andrews.The second hole on Grand Cypress Resort's New Course is a reachable par 5 but you want to avoid the cavernous pot bunkers.Like St. Andrews avoiding the bunkers off the tee, like here on the ninth, is key to scoring low at Grand Cypress Resort's New Course.Sometimes the gallery at Grand Cypress Resort's New Course reminds you where you are - Florida, not Scotland - as this hawk does.The 17th on Grand Cypress Resort's New Course calls for a cut around the corner.Like St. Andrews, you can look back on No. 1 from the 18th at Grand Cypress Resort's New Course.Leave it short on the 18th hole at Grand Cypress Resort's New Course and, just like St. Andrews, you'll find a valley of sin.
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