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Reunion Resort

For the family, for the fellows, and for a fantastic time


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A Word From the Publisher:

Reunion has a spectacular main house and the clubhouse is really nice. The staff was a amazing. The Legacy and Independence courses were tough and I can see why the Tour has a stop there. Some holes are extremely long, and there are some really tricky short holes that you would think just looking at the yardage you would want to take your driver out. But once you hit the driver, you think back and say, ‘I should have just left the driver in the bag.’ I played two of the three courses. The course that the Tour plays on I played from the tips and ended up with an 89, which I thought was pretty good bearing in mind that I’ve never played the course. I just had some amazing shots off of the tee.

All and all, Reunion is a great family destination. I went with my wife Ina, and my daughters. There was a great water park for kids and a nice pool area for for adults to eat and relax. The room was spectacular. We had a three bedroom suite with an amazing balcony where I could enjoy my cigars away from the family.  It’s the type of place that you really don’t have to leave. We just left the property to sample some of the local restaurants. I found out that people actually own houses and apartments on the resort. Everybody was extremely friendly and everything was spotless.

The Reunion is also the type of place that you can take a bunch of guys and just have three days of non-stop golf, then go back to the room and chill or go out in the evening. You’re within 45 minutes to an hour and a half of anything you want to do in the Orlando  area. It was a good place for family but I can also see some guys going there for a boys weekend out—which me may do in the future.

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