Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge

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Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge is a resort in the lake-filled area on the southwest side of Orlando. Palmer took over the club in the 1970's and arranged for a PGA Tour event to be held here every year starting in 1979. The club is about 12 miles west of Orlando International Airport, six miles north of Disney World and just three miles southwest of Universal Studios Florida.

• Selected as "Featured Course" at TheGolfNexus on March 10, 2025
• 2025: Site of the PGA Tour's annual visit to Orlando for the Arnold Palmer Invitational (Champion: Russell Henley)
• 2024: Site of The Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard (Champion: Scottie Scheffler)

• The three nines at Bay Hill are known as Champion, Challenger and Charger.
• Champion and Challenger comprise the 18 holes used for the annual PGA Tour event
• Original golf course opened in 1961, major renovation by Arnold Palmer opened in 2009
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• Road Trip Golf Alert: If you're driving through Orlando on I-4, Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge is available for play by visitors in the area.
• Convention Center Proximity Alert: Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge is near Orange County Convention Center