Walt Disney World

Course is in great shape. Greens are excellent. Pace of play always an issue with Disney - as it stands, they have an expected pace of play between 4:15 - 4:30, so expecting to get around quickly is out of the question. Took us 4:50, so be prepared for a long day!

Double check with the starter about tee box placement before teeing off - we moved up a tee to keep it reasonable for players in our group, only to find that the vast majority of the tees had been moved forward - played MUCH shorter than the yardage listed on the card - a full tee box on most of the holes.

Best course I have played to date. Staff was amazing and helpful. Definitely recommend.

I got a chance to play Disney Magnolia late last may. Its very good course and we had fun playing it.

A couple of the greens had turf breakdown. Otherwise well maintained.

Greens were a little spotty but aeration next week should help

Went as a single, played with 3 others and had a great day. Course is in great shape with impeccable fairways , medium speed greens. Staff super friendly. Good value. Will definitely be back next time in Orlando.

Course is in terrible conditions, I wouldnt pay $50 dollars to play here. I dont know what happened cause this course used to be perfect and now is terrible, they are charging this amount? They are not being honest with people that are paying this to play.

DO NOT PAY TO PLAY HERE

Price are too high for the course right now, besides that green speeds are perfect, and layout of the course is great, also a beautiful course.

Negative point: pin positions are terrible, the person that placed it probably never played a round of golf. It is in the middle of slopes making is impossible to stop close to the hole.

This was our second time playing this course and once again, we had a blast. Lucked out and barely beat the afternoon thunderstorms, so I highly suggest a morning tee time during summer. Played on a Sunday, and surprisingly the pace of play was excellent, and the hot deal price was very fair. Service was great both in clubhouse and on course. Word of caution: slicers hit into the driving range from the first tee box once in a while lol. Also, you need to get range balls from the guys who handle the carts next to the pro shop. I highly recommend playing any of the Disney courses.

Check in was fine however, the included bucket wasn't quite enough (put small bucket in cart) . Went in, paid for a medium and came out with a receipt. Handed it to a guy with brown hair (late 40s, early 50s), he asked if I got included bucket, Yes. I said wanted more so I paid for another medium bucket. He then asked if I was going to hit them all because he didn't like people leaving balls out on the range. I wanted to throw them at him and leave. Guy at first tee, asked if I was a single, Yes. I have to combine you in a cart. I said ok, went to grab my stuff. Instead of swapping the coolers, he grabbed my 3 waters, from under the ice, walked them over to other cooler and then grabbed a couple handfuls of ice and walked it over. I asked, wouldn't have been easier to just switch the coolers? Geez. I went on to play a good round and bought a hat.

Although some courses in the central and Tampa area have been dryer due to lack of rain, Disney and APGM have kept their courses in great conditions that you can enjoy.