Mystic Dunes is a public par 72 at the Hilton Vacation Club Mystic Dunes resort, west of Celebration and a few minutes from Walt Disney World. It was designed by Gary Koch, whom the club introduces as a Champions Tour player and NBC golf analyst. The selling point is ground that does not feel like flat Florida. The club speaks of elevation changes of up to 80 feet, rolling sand dunes, oaks and wetlands. It also has an unusual mix: the front nine borrows from British links, and the back nine takes a Lowcountry style.
Mystic Dunes Golf Club green fees and tee times.
Tee times are booked online through the Golf with Access booking page linked from mysticdunesgolf.com, or by phone on 407-787-5678. The club does not post a single-round rate. Its published price is the Multi-Play Pass. From 19 October 2026 to 10 January 2027, three public rounds cost US$357 and five cost US$590; for resort guests the prices are US$327 and US$540. A pass belongs to one golfer and cannot be shared. Buying one also gets you 50% off rental clubs. The same passes cost less from April to mid-October: from 6 April to 18 October 2026, a public three-round pass was US$252.
INDICATIVE GREEN FEE · CHECKED NOVEMBER 2026From US$357
Public Multi-Play Pass, three rounds, 19 October 2026 to 10 January 2027 (about US$119 a round). Single-round prices show on the tee sheet.
3 rounds, public, 19 Oct 2026 to 10 Jan 2027
US$357
5 rounds, public, 19 Oct 2026 to 10 Jan 2027
US$590
3 rounds, resort, 19 Oct 2026 to 10 Jan 2027
US$327
5 rounds, resort, 19 Oct 2026 to 10 Jan 2027
US$540
Prices change by season and booking route, so confirm the current rate with the operator. Official rates ↗
The round, in perspective.
The hole guide on the club’s website shows how the land is used. The 1st opens with big sand dunes and whiskey-barrel bunkers. The 4th has a fairway guarded by four wood-faced bunkers, a feature repeated on the 10th and 15th. The 5th, the front nine’s signature par 3, has a wide but narrow green, with a waste bunker and a false front to clear. The 6th, a par 5, has what the club calls Mystic’s most famous green, with two tiers split by a slope of more than six feet. The 11th is the signature par 3, with an island green and a waterfall behind it. The 17th is the longest par 3, with a three-tier green, and the 18th finishes up to a large raised green with out of bounds to the right. Added up, the Black-tee yardages in the hole guide come to about 6,865.
Know before you go.
Multi-Play Pass
One golfer only; cannot be split
Rental clubs
50% off with a multi-round pass
Range hours
7am to dusk; no ball sales after 5pm
Range balls
Small bucket US$7, large US$10
Make the trip work.
If you plan to play here more than twice in a week, the pass is the simplest way to fix your costs. Arrive early to warm up: the practice area covers about 60,000 sq ft, with a 300-yard range of up to 30 stalls, chipping and putting greens and practice bunkers. A small bucket of 20 to 25 balls costs US$7 and a large bucket US$10. Range balls are not sold after 5pm, and the range can close without warning for maintenance or ball picking. The clubhouse has a pro shop, a full bar and grill, The Oak Room restaurant and a Starbucks counter.
The club is at 7850 Shadow Tree Lane, Celebration, FL 34747, off US-192 west of Celebration. Orlando International (MCO) is about 30 minutes away by car. Disney’s parks and the Lake Buena Vista hotels are around 15 minutes north, so you can play a morning round and still go to a park.
Hilton Vacation Club Mystic Dunes Orlando surrounds the course and offers condo-style villas with kitchens, which suit families and small groups. Golfbreaks also pairs the course with Windsor Hills Resort, a gated estate of vacation homes near US-192, and the Meliá Orlando Celebration hotel. Celebration’s town centre, a short drive east, has restaurants by the lake. The clubhouse also has The Oak Room restaurant and a bar and grill if you would rather eat on site.
Make a trip of it.
Celebration Golf Club is a few minutes away, which makes an easy two-round day. ChampionsGate and Reunion Resort are both within 20 minutes to the south-west, and the Disney courses are just north. For a non-golf afternoon, Celebration’s lakeside streets are good for a walk and dinner, and Disney’s theme parks are close.
Find your season.
The pass calendar shows the club’s seasons. The October-to-January pass costs more than the April-to-October one, and demand peaks through the dry winter months. Summer prices are lower, but the heat, humidity and afternoon storms mean a morning tee time is the comfortable choice.
Yes. The club describes itself as a public par-72 course. Tee times are sold online through Golf with Access and on 407-787-5678, and you do not need to stay at the Hilton Vacation Club resort to play.
How much does it cost to play Mystic Dunes?
The club publishes multi-round passes rather than single green fees. A three-round public pass costs US$357 from 19 October 2026 to 10 January 2027, which is about US$119 a round. Single-round prices appear on the online tee sheet.
What is the signature hole at Mystic Dunes?
The club names the 11th, a par 3 with an island green and a waterfall behind it. The 6th green, with two tiers split by a slope of more than six feet, is the course’s best-known putting surface.
Last checked 11 November 2026. This is an independent planning guide, not a first-hand review or a booking service. Check live availability, access, fees and travel details with the operator before booking. Airport suggestions are starting points for route planning.
