Disney's Palm Golf Course

The Palm golf course is truly a golf course that must be played. Although we played in the heat and humidity of the summer, we still had a great time. The course itself is in fantastic shape, with most of the greens rolling true and not too wet at all. Some fairways (in particular #4) were quite wet but nothing that made it un-enjoyable. I'm a middling golfer and I felt that although the course is in great shape and is laid out nicely, it still presented quite the challenge. The golfing carts were quite interesting as well as they have GPS fitted. This will give you an accurate distance to the pin, something that allows you to play the right club and give yourself the chance of a decent score. The clubhouse and bag drop off are also a credit to the resort, with the staff cleaning your clubs on return and loading them into the boot of your car, something which isn't found at many other courses. Overall, the golf course is a credit to Disney and although very professional, still manages to give you that 'magical' feeling of being at Disney. If you're in the area, definitely give this course a go, you won't be disappointed.

I played Disney Palms course this past weekend for my buddies birthday. We arrived at 9:25 for our 9:45 tee time. By the time we had the bags unloaded and on the carts and were at the pro shop to pay it was 9:33. I walked in before the rest of my party as they were all using the restroom outside and told him our name and that we were here to pay. This is where I am very disappointed in Disney. The dude behind the counter gives me some snarky response as to how close we are cutting it and should have been here earlier. I was a little shocked and I said well we are all here and he gives me another rude answer along the lines of where are they (like I would lie to this man about my group). He then asked if we had our bags on the carts and I said yes were all ready to tee off. Then he replies along the lines of oh well maybe you actually will make it. So after we all pay it is now 9:36 and we drive over to tee one, about a 2 minute drive. We get to the tee box and there are two foursomes waiting to tee off and one foursome that just teed off. We had to wait an additional 15 minutes past our tee time before we could tee off. Its not like the front desk didn't know there were two groups waiting to tee off either, they were talking on their walkie talkies to each other. Overall very rude front off staff that took care of us. Would have been nice too if they told us you had to grab range balls before you drove to hole 1, as we had all this extra time to do nothing. The starter was a nice guy as was the cart lady and so were the bag attendants.

Positives were the course was very nice, a good challenge and very well maintained.

The course had more than its fair share of tight lies. I say this and I know full well that the conditions in Central Florida have been very dry for sometime. I played the Lake Buena Vista course about three or four weeks ago and would note that the LBV course had much better overall conditions. I'm not sure why there is such a difference since they are both Disney courses.

We played in an outing Monday afternoon at The Palm course which was in excellent shape, especially considering how dry things have been in the past few months here.

Greens were especially good, on the quick side and flawless all around. Highly recommend this course!

A month or two ago, we played the sister course, Magnolia. It was in disappointing shape. The Palm course was in very good shape-tees, greens, traps, fairways! Very enjoyable round in ideal conditions. Play was a little slow at times. Staff was helpful and friendly. Looking forward to going back soon!

The Palm is the best value for the money in Orlando. The fairways, bunkers, and rough are all well kept. The greens are receptive, but fast and roll true. The course layout is challenging, but fair, with a lot of beautiful scenery and an abundance of wildlife. I would highly recommend this course.

From the bag drop to picking then, the experience was great. Even the pro shop cashier told corny jokes and made us feel welcome. Truely a magical experience!

We arrived late due to traffic. We were able to get a tee time 40 minutes later than we booked. Course is reasonably busy, a twosome in front of us, pace was a little bit slow but acceptable, a 3-some after us. The course is in great condition, green can be faster, nice to see the wild animals (deers, rabbits, etc). Really enjoy the round!

Loved the course. Played by myself...done in 1.5 hrs. I'll be back!

Poor condition. Fairways hard and dry. Bunkers need edging. Greens hard and not receptive.

Cart girl unfriendly.

Seems Disney has the attitude not to put money into course and people will still come

First time plaing in orlando so had play disney. The palms course was awesome, great layout, course conditions were great tees, fairways, greens were all perfect really enjoyed the greens smooth good speed not fast not slow and very receptive. Would have loved to replay but they were crowded and replay rate is to high. Staff was super nice. We did a 2 day pass to get discounted rated about $110 each round. This course was worth it. Played magnolia second day its prob not worth $110 maybe $75 . Play the palms its great

Palm Course was overbooked. Pro shop said to start on#10. Starter in his infinite wisdom started on 1 even though a shotgun went off on the front nine. 4 groups on each hole ,1 on green ,1 fairway, 2 on tee. Mouse needs competent people running the ship. We did get a refund though. Been to the Mouse's courses twice and both lousy experiences. Never again.

decent course over all, but not for $130.00. that is a $65 course anywhere, expected a nicer course for that money dissappointed wont play again! staff couldnt be nicer!