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Dubsdread Golf Course is a historic 18-hole public course in Orlando, Florida. Carl Dann's early-1920s vision led to a course designed by Tom Bendelow in 1924. The property became a significant part of Orlando golf history and hosted the Orlando Golf Open, attracting players including Sam Snead, Ben Hogan and Claude Harmon.
Mike Dasher completed a major redesign in 2008, preserving the course's traditional character while updating the layout. The modern scorecard offers multiple rated tee combinations; for men these include Black at 70.0/123, Blue at 68.3/120, Green at 66.7/116, Yellow at 64.6/112 and Red at 61.4/103. Dubsdread remains a public golf facility close to downtown Orlando and includes a driving range, learning facilities, golf shop and restaurant.
The course is an 18-hole golf course. Designed by Tom Bendelow, the course originally opened in 1924. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Golf Lessons, Pro Shop, Restaurant, Bar.
Carl Dann conceived the project in the early 1920s, with Tom Bendelow designing the original course in 1924.
The historic layout became known for narrow playing corridors, extensive bunkering and compact greens.
Mike Dasher completed a major redesign in 2008, modernising the course while retaining its historic identity.
Dubsdread is identified by the club as the oldest public golf layout in the Central Florida area.
The course remains a public Orlando facility with a driving range, golf shop, instruction and restaurant.
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