Disney's Palm Golf Course

Played the Palm course for the first time. As a single golfer, was paired with 3 gents from Connecticut, Gary, Mike and Jim. Great company and very friendly.

Played off the white tees so about 6400 yds. A good test for my 7 h/c. Plenty of tees to test all levels of golfer. Lots of water features and bunkers aplenty.

Fantastic layout with a plaque at each tee giving some history of the tour events and players to have played the course over the years. The overall condition was very good and, although the greens had been sanded, they ran swift and true and we had a great time.

Highly recommend this course to anyone who perhaps thinks Disney is only about theme parks😁

I’ve always enjoyed the Disney courses (especially the Palm) which are operated by the Palmer group. The Palm is in good shape with quick greens, lush tee boxes, and uniformly healthy fairways. However, for the price they charge (up to $150!) such conditions should be expected. According to the GPS, expected pace of play is around 4:20 which is reasonable for a weekend round. Our group was right on it even though we waited on a number of holes. One thing I appreciate about The Palm is that they have strategically placed restrooms/water stations that have ice/water dispensers unlike most courses that simply have unsanitary water fountains. Bottom line is if you don’t mind paying a premium for a round of golf, you won’t be disappointed with The Palm.

The course was in good condition and the staff was amazing

Awesome course and outing. Only criticism is that we had a group of six in front of us that appeared to be playing golf for the first time, based on the lack of etiquette, etc. Eventually it got worked out once the marshal intervened, but odd that happened in the first place.

Several holes with cart restrictions. GPS gives no warning until too late.

The course is maintained in a great manner.

Was a little wet from all the rain.

Play was a little slow.

Overall great place