Playing Streamsong as a Single From Out of the Area

[z1ggy16]

Who has done this and how did it go? Did you stay at the resort or book your own accommodations at a hotel of your choosing? From what I am seeing, the resort is meant for more of a group thing, so it might not benefit me in particular. How are round times there during peak season on weekends? I am planning a fast weekend trip down there and I only have 1 day to play. Was hoping to do 36 but with a little less day light in January/Feb, I wager I'd need to get on the first tee pretty early.

[GolfLug]

The place is out in boonies. If you want to do 36 you would want to start early. Staying at resort might be best for time management. 

Not sure of cost but stay and play might be ok compared to either Orlando or Tampa stay. It's all high season everywhere in the area.

[Bucki1968]

15 hours ago, GolfLug said:

The place is out in boonies. If you want to do 36 you would want to start early. Staying at resort might be best for time management. 

Not sure of cost but stay and play might be ok compared to either Orlando or Tampa stay. It's all high season everywhere in the area.

Yes...you will need to be early in order to get 36. That's going to be a 4.5 to 5 hour round (the afternoon round). It's not cheap but you can probably find a place to stay in the Lakeland area (which isn't too far away), if you don't want to stay at the resort. Plus Lakeland has more places to get a beer and some chow for much less $ than at the resort.  And yes...the place is in the boonies. Have fun, all three of the courses are great. Try to take a caddie for one of the rounds.