Orange County Crooked Cat Golf Course

Orange County Crooked Cat

Surrounded by rolling farmland and devoid of any housing both Panthers Lake and Crooked Cat have played host to the PGA TOUR Qualifying School Finals and have been awarded 4.5 stars by Golf Digest’s “Places to Play” every year since 1999. Like Panther Lake, Crooked Cat features significant elevation changes, rolling fairways and large, contoured greens. But with fewer trees, wider landing areas, native heather and mounding framing the fairways, Crooked Cat presents golfers more of a links-style look and is considered by some to be the most naturally beautiful Orlando area golf course. The open feel encourages golfers to grip it and rip it off the tee, and there is certainly more room for error and multiple options for playing a hole—both off the tee and into the greens.

Crooked Cat, a sample of the Scottish Highlands in Orlando, is a perfect complement to her sister course, Panther Lake. Crooked Cat has its own distinctive features which give the golfer the option to play two vastly distinct courses on the same day. Crafted with a unique ‘links’ taste, its open and flowing design features minimal trees, large landscaped fairways, and abundant heather grass in the rough. This style gives the player an atmosphere indicative of the experience found in the Scottish Highlands, 3000 miles to the east. With wide sloping greens, steep grass and sand bunkers, plenty of native vegetation, and 50-foot elevation changes, Crooked Cat is a true test for golfers of all ability levels.

Crooked Cat is always amongst our most popular requests for golf trips in Orlando, We love it, and being able to combine 36 very different golf holes into one day is an exciting prospect.

Make sure that Crooked Cat is on the list to play for your next golf holiday to Florida.