Disney's Oak Trail Golf Course

This course discriminates against single golfers. They have zero tee times for single golfers. The course facilities are constantly under repair so if you have use the restroom, good luck. The rangers will come out to tell you to play faster but ignore the slow players in front of you. This course also caters to players who have never played before so the odds of getting hit by an errant shot are extremely high. The course itself is also poorly maintained. There is no sand in the bunkers and there is no difference between the rough and the fairway.

First time coming here and loved the personal attention that the employees gave me. David came around and provide me with an ice cold towel and was super nice. Although it was hot and humid, I came here 3 days in a row and loved it

It’s a fun little walking track to play. Very tight fairways. Greens aren’t as fast as the sister courses (Magnolia and Palm), but still good shape. Small and hard to hit, but overall good shape. Would play again.

Course is beautiful. Marc (employee) at hole#1 was great. Placed me with the right group. So fun. Look forward to trying foot golf at Oak Trail as well.

Had a great time playing with 3 gentlemen I was paired with. Had played Magnolia earlier in the week, and while it maybe wasn't as nice the hole designs were nice for a newer golfer (started last year). Not as many obstacles. I did not know they had push carts you could use so I ended up carrying the bag for an entire 9 holes which can be rough if it's hotter. Make sure to rent or bring your own push cart. Grounds staff does a great job making sure everyone keeps a good pace of play. Thought the Par 3's were really fun and they had a great Par 5 as well that was fun to play.

The course isn’t in the best shape. But is a great waking experience. Narrow and iron play must be on point.

The only issues were the cost of club hire and pedestrian access.