Walt Disney World

Course very wet with multiple areas of distressed turf and muddy lies from rains I was told occurred a week earlier. Greens satisfactory. Limited rollout on shots led to a much longer course. My playing partner indicated the course was in very good shape last summer and assured me today was not a fair test.

From a Disney course for Disney money I expect way more. Greens were sanded but still rolled decent. Many fairways and around the greens were total mush. Had to drop and move several balls some of the areas were just unplayable. For $82 it was fine. Rack rate is have been disgusted.

Unfortunately play was extremely slow because of 120 player tournament. We only finished nine holes and course offered rain check because of slow play.

Nice round with 2 friendly people. Nice bright day but very cold.

Fairways in very poor condition and greens very slow. 9 hole walking course. Rough fairways so walking with pushcart fairly difficult, lots of ruts.

Didn't expect to pay $10 each for the pushcart. They included some practice balls with that but didn't want them

Very wet course conditions but still very playable. Made course play very long. Last 4 holes are being adjusted due to construction which was a bummer. Greens were very nice.

The course was wet and cart path only, so that really slowed the pace of play. The course is a challenge and I probably played one set of tees to far back because the yardage is a little messed up because it is currently a par 70 while under construction on a few holes.

This golf course is in a swamp, so if its been raining avoid it. We sloshed our way around the course the entire day. Lots of casual water, soggy fairways (every step gushed water), no role in the fairways, and wet bunkers. In fairness, the course said we could get a refund after playing two holes. Wished we would have taken them up on their offer. Since it was the first time we played, I didn't know the entire course was like that. That being said, even under normal dry " conditions, I don't think its worth $100. There are plenty of other courses around Orlando that are just as good that charge less. You pay for the Disney name.

Slow pace of play, under repair was not advertised before booking that multiple holes would be closed. Terrible value, many better courses in the area for less money.

4 hours 50 mins not good, no course Marshall and course was so wet. Got paired with a couple who took up golf 12 months ago, neither could hit a golf ball….I mean everyone has to start somewhere, they were great company but a golf course this hard should check for players ability in my view!

The difference between this course and the present day Magnolia is night and day.. Disney does itself no favors in its presentation of Magnolia. I have played it many times over 40 or so years. It’s under construction.if I had my known this, I would have never bothered.. the Buena Vista course, which, years ago , was the employees course is now open to the rest of the world. What a pleasure!’ In my view it is one of Joe Lee’s better tracks. Thank you for the opportunity to see this other side!

Great course but it was extremely wet and made it difficult to play. Will be back but only when it is not so wet.

We really enjoyed our round at DLB staff from the greeter to the cart girl were friendly and helpful when requested. Pace was a little slow but it wasn’t a problem for us we were enjoying the day and the Marshall was apologetic for how slow things were. Would definitely play here again