National Golf Schools
Reunion Resort and Club of Orlando
1000 Reunion Way
Kissimmee, Florida 34747

Located minutes away from Orlando's attractions, offers golfers 36 holes of golf, wide rolling fairways, fast and firm greens, natural preserve areas and a number of well-placed bunkers. Students at the Florida golf school get to play an Arnold Palmer designed golf course. The course is one of the best practice facilities around and students can really work on their game.

As one of the many locations of this Golf School chain, National Golf Schools at Reunion Resort and Club of Orlando offers luxury accomodations and lunch daily. Students at the Florida golf school have at least five hours of instruction every day -- three hours of instructional sessions in the morning and two hours of afternoon on-course instruction.

Students at National Golf Schools at Reunion Resort and Club of Orlando also have access to bag storage, high speed video analysis of their morning sessions, and unlimited use of the course on school days.

Quick Facts

National Golf Schools at Reunion Resort and Club of Orlando is located less than 30 miles from the Orlando International Airport and is accessible on the 417 Expressway.

National Golf Schools was founded by Patrick Livingston, a PGA professional. Livingston also serves as the CEO.

The instructors of National Golf Schools at Reunion Resort and Club of Orlando are experienced golfers and PGA professionals. Many have worked as former Tour pros, directors of instruction and head professionals. The school's instructors are hired because of their passion for teaching and helping others learn the game.

National Golf Schools at Reunion Resort and Club of Orlando offers small classes of four students or less. For an added cost, students can upgrade to a more personalized experience with two other students or in private lessons with the instructor.

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