The Evermore Resort Golf Club is in southwest Orlando, adjoining the Disney property to the north and just off the 535 exit of I-4.

The Links Course was designed by Jack Nicklaus as an homage to the Old Course at St. Andrews, Scotland, and comes complete with faux stone cart paths, stone bridges and walls, burns, hidden pot bunkers, double greens, gorse, and undulating fairways. From the tee, the course is very forgiving, and owing to its links-style there are no trees that come into play on the open meadow stretch of land. The fairways, approaches, and greens are tight, providing links-like hard and fast running conditions. The greens, 7 of which are double greens, are large, undulating, and generally fast, with the pin positions providing the course's main defense. There are three sets of tees from 5,280 yards to 6,520 yards, with 73.0/138 course/slope ratings at the tips.

The Cypress Course, also a Nicklaus design, is a more traditional layout over fairways bordered by wetlands, native trees, and waste areas. It has a generous number of sand bunkers and raised, undulating green surfaces.