Welcome Osceola Golf and Country Club, a private club offering challenging golf with spectacular views of the Wakala River is a truly rewarding experience.
Winding its way among the wetlands and pine uplands that skirt the Wakala River just north of Palm Harbor, Osceola’s golf course is the striking centerpiece of a breaking 300 acre sanctuary.
Peter Ford directed the creation of this magnificent 18 hole championship course from tee to green. Osceola will challenge golfers of all skill levels with its five sets of tee boxes. From the back tee, Osceola plays at a length of 7,020 yards with the course slope of 140 and a rating of 74.1.
Golfers will find that Osceola is a bit of a departure from most Florida courses. The presence of the Wakala River and numerous wetlands provided a challenge in designing the course, but it also presented a magnificent spectacle. With such variety, including pine uplands, Osceola should be as aesthetically pleasing as it is enjoyable to play. From the tees, this is a strong golf course. But with five sets of tees, the golf course should be playable for all levels depending on your handicap.
Green Fees & Course Information
Weekday Peak Season - 18 holes
$120.00
Weekday Peak Season - 9 holes
$60.00
Weekends Peak Season - 18 holes
$135.00
Weekends Peak Season - 9 holes
$75.00
Greens
Bent Grass
Fairways
Bermuda Grass
Number of Sand Bunkers
70-80
Number of Rounds Played Annually
20,000 +
Greens Aerated
May
June
July
August
September
GPS System
Yes
Signature Hole: 13 -
Long par 3 over water with a green that slopes from back to front. It plays into the prevailing wind and is 235 yards from the tips.
Dress Code
Men
Collared Shirt with Sleeves.
Shorts permissible.
Women
Collar-less shirts must have sleeves. Sleeveless shirts must have collar.
General
No T-shirts; tank tops; halter tops; cutoffs; jeans; running shorts & swimsuits.
Winding its way among the wetlands and pine uplands that skirt the Wakala River just north of Palm Harbor, Osceola’s golf course is the striking centerpiece of a breaking 300 acre sanctuary. 
