Est. 1996 · Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Robert Trent Jones Jr.
Why we love this place
Why we love this place: the last course a legendary father and son built together, and you can feel the care. Pines, wetlands and honest strategy, hard par and easy bogey, all a short drive from the parks. History and playability in one round. We're fans.
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About Celebration Golf Club
Celebration Golf Club opened in 1996 inside Celebration, Florida, the master-planned town developed by the Disney Company just minutes from Walt Disney World. The par-72 course carries a rare distinction as the final collaboration between Robert Trent Jones Sr. and his son Robert Trent Jones Jr. Built as an upscale daily-fee course, it leans on the natural terrain, using native pine forest, oaks, magnolias and Florida wetlands as strategic borders and framing. The father-and-son team designed to a familiar credo, that every hole should be a hard par and an easy bogey, giving the layout teeth from the back tees while staying playable up front. Stretching from roughly 4,900 to just over 7,000 yards across five tee sets, it has hosted qualifiers and amateur championships and remains a well-regarded Central Florida stop.
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