Disney's Magnolia Golf Course

The course condition is not as good as it once was and the greens were very slow.

1st time here and will definitely be back!! Staff was incredible. Friendly, helpful, knowledgeable and accommodating. Tee boxes, fairways and greens were in great shape. Carts were unbelievable!! Comfort, GPS, and fast. Pace of play was perfect. They certainly know what they're doing.

A must play course whenever in Florida. Everything you would expect from a Disney course.

We played Magnolia on an 86 degree day with a nice breeze. The course has beautiful views and a Mickey Mouse sandpit. Course is in good shape…wide fairways pretty straight forward greens. Three Disney courses share the same pro shop and facilities. Bathrooms and locker room are nice and clean. One negative thing - there’s not a grill …a nice indoor restaurant. Very cool Mickey Mouse golf cart in the front for pictures.

Very friendly staff, nice facilities and good pace of play, but I expected more from the course. It was okay, but nothing special.

Played the course in a twilight rate and managed 15 holes before light ran out. Would have managed all 18 if there were any course rangers to gee up the group in front as they had lost a good few holes on the ones in front. Like all the Disney courses the Magnolia is way, way overpriced, it's a decent enough course in reasonable condition but put it outside of Disneyworld and it would be a third of the price which is what it's worth. The staff are always great and friendly but don't expect anything special from the course.

Friendliest staff, very helpful, beautiful layout, the greens were in good shape and well protected with sand traps, some tee boxes were rough due to the high traffic. We love the mouse trap.

Pace of pace for the back nine was slow slay but in all we played in 4:12

The staff were all very friendly and helpful. The course was in great winter conditions and provided enough challenges to make it interesting.

nice course a little longer and more difficult than the palm.it seemed every long par four we came to was straight into the wind.

I like this course as it's a great blend of challenge and comfort holes (where you can just 'swing away'). Fun layout, great condition, longer round than I'd like (4:45) but no complaints for a resort course. Two "Suggestions for improvments". 1) I made the mistake of taking only one bottle of water with me because I was informed there would be water/ice dispensers on the course. There was but they were not working. ;-(. And we saw the Drink-Cart only twice during 18 holes so it made it a challenge to stay hydrated on a hot day. 2) I signed up as a single player but showed up a 2 hours early, thinking there might be a cancellation opportunity. I was informed that there was not a system or waiting list for singles because there was no way to contact me on the driving range, etc. I was advised to sit by the check-in stand if I wanted to jump on as a single. Needless to say, I did not sit for two hours so I waited for my actual tee-time. (I know - first world problem - don't judge me). This was odd to me because most resort/great courses have this kind of tee-time flexibility built into their on-site processes, but this particular Disney course (or all of them?) seem a bit out of step. Most guys are carrying radios so this really shouldn't be a difficult thing to implement. . . . .OR . . . maybe join the 21st Century and use phone texts. ;-)