Disney's Magnolia Golf Course

Played sunset round, real slow pace as large volume of players. Recommend a fishing pole with artificial lure for some casts while you wait. At dusk saw deer turkeys and many other native wildlife. No after course refreshment or meal at clubhouse. Recommend start no later than 1415 if you want to complete 18 holes. Plan a slow relaxing round of golf.

For starters I was a yearly member of Disney for a few years. So I went to the Oak Trail course next door 3 times a week. It was maintained kind of ok. Like a 7 out of 10. Fine, it was a cheap executive course. Yesterday I did Magnolia. $130 for the round. It was maybe...maybe a 5 out of 10 on maintenance. Totally unacceptable. Plus, the GPS on board didn't work. Luckily I had my sky caddie. For $130 that is just nuts. And play was slow (ok..not their fault). It's a really nice course layout. But given the upkeep being awful, maybe..maybe...$50-60 would be in order in high season. But it wasn't. At the moment...total rip.

It was just a great experience to play golf in this entertainment atomosphere. Of course, the course itself was maintained well and it was fun to play!

After playing the Palm course the day before, Magnolia was a new experience for me and it was a very exciting place to be. For a 6 handicap, it was definitely my kind of course. The fairways and greens were in fantastic shape for this time of year and the staff at the course were extremely accommodating and very nice. The only concern I would have with the course was the pace of play. We were behind a group of two, and a group of 4 ahead of them that were very slow. Waiting a very long time between shots on the front nine, but on the back nine it picked up a fair bit, which was good. I would certainly recommend this course to all age groups and handicaps as the course itself holds so much history that is displayed on every tee box. Knowing you've played a PGA course that greats like Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus have mastered feels very special.

Just as with anything Disney, this is course is well maintained and the staff completely embodies the high level of Disney hospitality. Course is enjoyable yet challenging. Paid the Orlando Resident rate, which made it worth every penny. Only down side is pace of play, no rangers out truly monitering pace of play. Which I get, as most people are out of towners playing leisurely. Would recommend teeing off early as the starters box was at least 2 groups behind at a 9:30am tee time

This course was more fun for us than the sister course at the Palm (Disney). Very nice and user friendly for us. It was 85 degrees, sunny and a perfect day. Lots of carts for drinks and food, super friendly staff, and overall a great day. Played with a great couple from Denver and had a great day. Course was difficult, but not crazy hard. Lots of water at the Disney courses. Even saw a little alligator.

Horrible weather! Cold (48 degrees), Rain, wind. Quit after 16 holes. Should have quit after 9, but needed the practice of playing in bad weather. Also was just visiting the area (from Colorado), and a rain check was of no use. Played Magnolia 3 years ago, and was great weather, and good time.

Decided to take a winter golf vacation to prep for the spring trip and of course had to hit the old mainstay at Disney. Haven't played here this early before but the course seemed to be in pretty decent shape, greens were a touch bumpy and slow but understandable for January. If you haven't played Magnolia you need to give it a try, a fair but demanding layout, and of course the famous Disney customer service carries over to everyone at the golf course as well. The only negative is that if you want a cold one after the round to relax, there really isn't anything there at the course (unless I totally missed it!) but downtown Disney is not far away and you have lots of options there.

Pace of play was way too long 5+ hrs.Otherwise a good course. I enjoyed it.

A great layout with tricky greens ( or was it the green keeper with his pin positions) . Really well looked after course.

I pay to play at magnolia and I was send to play at Palms
Not very happy with that.

Great pace! Course is absolutely beautiful. Deer, turkey, and gators! Bunkers are perfect. Greens alittle rough. Had a GREAT time!!

The Golf Now twilight discount was great and there was enough time to complete 18 holes before December sunsets. Played from the senior tees . Would be more challenging with the water hazzards if used longer tees.

Too slow play from of me green too much spike mark too many golfer

Bermuda rough and the ball sat down it. Found several balls while looking for mine. Key hit the fairway off the tee. Several holes had the gold tee box up with the reds. Watch for small alligators in the water hazards. If you are live and play golf in area with some elavation, be prepared to use more club. Hit many shots short at first.

We booked Magnolia but was placed on the Palms because of a shotgun tourney. It is just a logistics issue because of the nature of the beast. Disney made it right for us as the Palm course was in excellent condition.

Would definitely recommend this course! Excellent condition and friendly staff!

Every thing went to plan. Tee'd off on time and although a lot of people playing we moved along fairly well. Went around with another couple and played in 4 hours and 20 min's. Greens were quick and true. Thanks

Everything was great. Staff was courteous, course in great shape. Pace of play was good.

Many other golf courses in the area worth playing and where the staff is more professional. I will not return to play golf there unless I am forced to do so.