Disney's Oak Trail Golf Course

A fine way to spend an afternoon walking. Good pace of play and a fun, somewhat challenging layout. Greens were a bit bumpy and sand traps were hard....but good value overall

rather disappointing! got tee time for 2:40 pm; got there 2:15 but no practice balls available (we'll waiting for it to come in)! Went to 1st tee, spotter immediately stated that "it's a little slow, so just go when you're ready." Had a family of 4 2 groups ahead with kids, and waited, and waited. Group ahead was father and teenage son. Father was just hacking and hacking away and playing multiple balls. Lucked out and went out with local of about same caliber (20 handicap). Some areas just needed repair but not done, especially at tee boxes. 9 holes took 3 hours and costed $35! Will play at Waldorf Astoria course tomorrow for $70 for 18 with cart.

Even though the weather did not cooperate - this was a really fun course to play with my 7 year old daughter. The course is walking only, you can rent a pull cart if you do not want to carry your bag, and the pace is slow for families. That being said it is not an easy course at all and is a good challenge. The Disney staff of course also provide a top notch experience.

Disney Oak Trail was everything that I expected out of a "Disney Experience". Disney has always offered a wonderful experience all around and this time out on the links was no exception. The course was well maintained, the rental pull carts adequate and the staff more than helpful. One note - the GolfNow mobile app will give you directions to Disney World in general, not to the course. You will need to go to the Magic Kingdom entrance in the far right lanes and tell them that you are there to golf to get to the right place. As others have commented - pace was quite slow - but that is what you go there for.

A great 9 hole for fun. Quite short and not very challenging but very enjoyable.

Quiet course. Lots of turkey around. Well kept like any Disney course. A joy to get out play if you like to walk a course.

Played the course for the second time.
Course was in good condition and is a reasonable test of golf.
It appeared that our t time had been overbooked which led to a very slow round.
That apart we had an enjoyable walk in the sunshine.

The course was in good condition. I enjoyed my round, I will return.

A great walk. SOME INTERESTING FEATURES WITH A LITTLE WATER. THE TREE AND WATER LINED FAIRWAYS ADDS SOME CHALLENGE.

This walking course was set up for beginners but had a few challenging holes. Holes 5,6,7 were a nice addition and presented the more experienced golfer a fun 3 holes. The staff seemed a bit confused at times. Problem with running out of carts. It was nice to see the number of younger golfers out there trying their hand at the game. For a few hours getaway from all the Orlando and Disney madness it was a nice morning respite. Be prepared for a slow beginning but after the first 3 holes the pace of play was steady.

A nice 9-hole course. Decent layout, a few interesting holes. It is also a bird-watcher's paradise.

The description should feature that this is a walking only course more prominently.

Also it should feature that many families will use this as a first time experience for novice golfers and the pace of play was 3 hours for 9 holes, and Disney doesn't mind, they say that's Oak Trails.

Had a wonderful experience playing the course. The staff was friendly and the grounds were laid out beautifully. The nine hole course is very friendly for hackers. Great course for beginners especially.

The only drawback was parking was too small for the amount of visitors that day.

Played with my son and had a good time. Moved along quickly at 7:00 in the morning