Streamsong

Golf Destination · Southeast

Streamsong Resort is an exceptional golf destination located in Bowling Green, Florida. The resort, set amid a 16,000-acre property, is home to three of the top golf courses in the U.S - Streamsong Red, Streamsong Blue, and Streamsong Black.

Fast Facts

✈️ Nearest Airports: Tampa International Airport (TPA), Orlando International Airport (MCO)
☀️ Best Season: November through April
📍 Region: Southeast
Courses: 3 available
❔ Current Condition: Not Available

Est. Trip Cost

$2,040

Includes 3 nights & 3 rounds

Lodging (avg/night): $375

Green Fees (avg): $305

Information

🏖️ Background

Streamsong Resort in Central Florida is a world-class golf destination featuring three Top 100-ranked courses by Coore & Crenshaw, Tom Doak, and Gil Hanse. Set on striking reclaimed land with rolling dunes and firm fairways, the resort offers a pure, high-end golf experience unlike anything else in Florida.

📅 When to Go

Streamsong is playable year-round, with winter and spring (Nov–May) offering ideal weather and firm conditions.
Summer is hot and humid but still playable with morning rounds.
Late fall (Sept–Oct) offers good value and lighter crowds, with some risk of tropical weather.

Upcoming Events

Team TaylorMade Invitational (AJGA) (May 23–26, 2025): Tournament on Black Course; expect reduced public tee time availability.
Ham & Egg Invitational (May 28–June 1, 2025): Private event using all three courses and The Chain; limited to no public tee times.
AJGA Girls Invitational (August 29–September 1, 2025): Junior tournament; likely restrictions on one or more main courses.

✈️ Getting There

🚗 Drive: Accessible by car from Tampa, Orlando, Sarasota, and Fort Myers
✈️ Airport: Tampa International (TPA) and Orlando International (MCO) – both ~1.5 hours away
🚌 Shuttle Tips: Rental cars recommended; private shuttle services available for groups

⚠️ Course Conditions

Condition Status

All courses are in excellent shape. Greens run firm and fast, and turf conditions are ideal for links-style play. Black’s greens are large and challenging; Blue and Red offer strong strategic options.

Last updated: May 25, 2025

⏰ Tee Time Tips

Stay-and-play guests receive priority for tee times—book lodging and golf together.
Walking is preferred and enhances the experience; caddies are highly recommended.
Plan for longer rounds—walking-only policy with cart path restrictions can increase pace.
Book well ahead for winter and spring trips, especially around tournament dates.

💡 Destination Tips

The walking-only setup makes for a unique round—bring comfortable shoes and be prepared to walk several miles.
Caddies are helpful, especially for reading Black’s complex greens and navigating elevation changes.
Dining and drinks on-site are high quality but pricey—budget accordingly.
The Chain is a great warm-up or late-afternoon casual round—no set par or tee boxes.