Wedgefield Golf Club
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Wedgefield Golf Club

18 holes • Par 72 • 6,342m • Slope 129

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About Wedgefield Golf Club

Wedgefield Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 public course east of Orlando. The course dates to 1965 and is credited to Roy Albert Anderson. Published tee information lists the Blue tees at 6,936 yards with a 71.7 rating and 129 slope, White at 6,537 yards, Gold at 5,857 yards and Red at 5,385 yards.

The course has operated under earlier names associated with the surrounding development, including Rocket City and Cape Orlando, before the Wedgefield identity became established. The area's development history was closely connected to Central Florida's space-industry growth. Facilities include a driving range, rental clubs, golf instruction and cart service.

The course is an 18-hole golf course. It plays to par 72, 6,342m (6,936 yards), course rating 71.7 and slope rating 129. Designed by Roy Albert Anderson, the course originally opened in 1965. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Rental Clubs, Golf Instruction, Golf Carts.

History & Design

1965
Opened
Roy Albert Anderson
Architects
Course linked to Orlando's former Rocket City/Cape Orlando development
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Origins

The golf course dates to the 1960s development east of Orlando that was initially marketed around the growth of the space industry.

Development

The surrounding community was known at different times as Rocket City and Cape Orlando before the Wedgefield Golf & Country Club name became part of a later rebranding effort.

Today

Wedgefield operates as a public 18-hole golf course east of Orlando.

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Driving RangeRental ClubsGolf InstructionGolf Carts

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Roy Albert Anderson (born April 16, 1916 in Hot Springs, Arkansas; died May 12, 1998) was an American golf course…