Disney's Magnolia Golf Course

Arrived at course to find no parking available. After circling 15 minutes was able to follow someone out who was leaving. Magnolia is still undergoing a renovation, so routing was crazy for the last 4 holes. On hole 6 our GPS fencing system said we were off course, but we were on a bridge at the par 3. We reported it and had to play the hole with the cart in reverse. After 3 holes finally they brought us a new cart to switch in to. On 17 you have to drive up the 18th hole and we almost got hit by the group on the tee that didn’t see us. Last 4 holes are in garbage shape. This is a pure Disney greed to keep the course open. I would wait till this grows in later this summer.

For the money the course conditions leave something to be desired.

14 holes "in play" construction on 15-18, shortened holes, no idea of yardage., 15 was a short dogleg, but no idea on driving distance from tempory tees to corner of dogleg. 16 was "about" 120 yards from tees in fairway, 17 was about 80 yards , 18 about 320 yards. Pro shop didn't identify these issues.. made a great layout less than memorable.canceled our return visit as a result. greens top dressed and slow

A little slow at first but all in all moved at a good pace. All the staff were excellent and friendly.

The local road construction takes away from the premier atmosphere and course conditions they want the customer to experience, but not at this time.

Tout est extraordinaire. Le terrain est magnifique. Je n’ai pas donné 5 étoiles simplement parce qu’il est en réparation.

Always loved Disney courses unfortunately Magnolia is under construction and still charging full price to many. Golfpass saved us some money but when you go play 18 holes, no one wants to play 14 holes and 4 half holes that don't register for entering scores towards maintaining a handicap. It has soured my taste for Disney golf. Until further notice Magnolia is the saddest place on turf!!!

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We did not realize that the course is under construction. Disney personnel were nice but the end product included 1/2 the back nine being under construction. When it is done, I am sure it will look lovely; unfortunately, as much as I love to play Disney, the construction made me feel ripped off!

Staff is friendly, as expected from anything Disney. Very nice practice putting area, but range mats were very hard. Was afraid to hit down too hard with irons. Course was in decent shape, except for 4 holes under construction. Wouldn't have minded if this was a $50 round of golf, but they still charge full price, ~$150, which was ridiculous for the type of course this was and the construction. Website said you'd get 15% off at clubhouse, but they wouldn't honor it because I paid online. Food could be better. Bread on my ham sandwich was dry and stale. A course costing this much back in Michigan would be pristine at $150. Would give 4 stars if price was appropriate, but value for money did not match one bit.

The first 14 holes are typically Disney nice. A fun and moderately challenging course. The last 4 holes are under construction and really were a let down.

15 will be nice once the tee boxes are open. 16 will be nice - but very difficult once the full hole is open. The interim setup isnt very good. 17 is basically terrible. The hole was cut into the side of a steep slope and was impossible to stop the ball within 4 feet of the hole. 18 is ok and will be better once the tees are open again.