Disney's Palm Golf Course

matched with 3 great people so the slow play was no problem

nice golf course. played with others was very nice

This course has a really good layout and will test almost every part of your bag, but most of the rest of the experience was a slight disappointment. Greens are average speed but roll very true. The course was soaking wet despite no rain for several days, the starter was very rude and there was no short game area + range off mats only. Again, a very good course but worth more in the $100-$125 range, if you can’t find a hot deal you’re paying an extra $50 for the Disney name.

All staff veru courteous, smiling and motivated to make sure you enjoy your day

The greens and the fairways was in very good conditions, All the personal was very accessible. Congratulations!!

The allowed us to tee off 50 minutes earlier. We loved our experience very friendly staff and course in very good conditions

It was just over a 5 hour round. Bottle necked from the 3rd hole.

If I paid anything close to the normal full fee to play this course I would be upset. It’s a Disney course so it caters to tourists, they are not too picky. The pace of play is terrible, there are many new golfers and it slows it down but that’s to be expected with the Disney tourists. It bothered me that they hit off mats on the range, especially for a course that charges $150+ for a round of golf. Hitting off matts just messes with my iron play, so I’m biased. The condition of the course I good, better than many of the public courses but not to the level of a private course. It’s a nice course but just not exceptional.

Amazing, as is expected with any of the Disney facilities. Tee times were spread out enough, allowing a comfortable pace and not feel rushed by the group behind. One recommendation that I have is to take your time and read all the signs on the course…there is quite a bit of history regarding its stint on the PGA Tour.

I look forward to not only playing this course again, but also its sister course, The Magnolia.

The Palm is a solid, straightforward track with no tricks or gimmicks. It’s in good shape from tee to green and offers an enjoyable and fair challenge of one’s golf skills so long as you play the correct set of tees commensurate with your ability. The greens are smooth, healthy and devoid of severe undulations. For me, the greens were a bit slower than I prefer but they rolled true. My one criticism is that some of the cups looked like they had been cut with a dull butter knife as they were ragged, grassy and indented around the edges. I might also add that the pace of play was good. So, if you are visiting Disney and are looking for a golfing diversion to the parks, you’re not going to find a better place to scratch your golfing itch!

On arrival we were told it was cart path only which was a disappointment as this was the first we knew and would have changed our mind and played somewhere else, having said that the greens we’re great and the layout is very good

Fairways were wet and required cart path only at this moment. It maintained well.

Greens were kind of slow speed.

Shape of each holes were very unique and nice view.

Sand’s traps were some holes very hard because of rainfall.

It maintained well and enjoyed even if it was wet all of the courses.

Maybe I expected too much from Disney but no staff at bag drop or when we came back. No directions or welcome. Cart stopped working half way down the 1st fairway. First 7 holes 1 hour 15 minutes next 2 holes 1 hour. After that I had enough and quit. Staff couldn’t care less