Walt Disney World

The Disney courses are always in good condition. This one was no exception. Of course the staff is friendly and the pace of play was good. I would happily play there again and it was better than many other courses I’ve played in the area.

Palm in good condition and challenging for fairly good golfers. Everything about the place gives a good experience overall. Probably a little overpriced if you pay full whack but excellent value at $84.

We liked it so much more than the Palm. The Palm’s Condition was near a $20 City Course. Magnolia was immaculate. We found it more challenging than the Palm as well.

I wouldn’t pay prime time tee time pricing there to play, but the afternoon tee time Prius excellent. Extremely fair course to play, and the greens are generally in great condition.

My 5th. time playing in the last few weeks. Course is always in Great shape. Played for the first time in the early 1990's, and have played over 100 rounds to date.

Course was great overall. The newly renovated holes are pretty good but still need some growing in. The par 4's on the new holes are a little longer than you'd expect from the white and yellow tees.

The little snack bar near the practice needs a new TV. That 24" antique that is there now is not conducive to watching the end of the PGA tour event after you round. TV's are cheap these days, they need to put a new 65" 4K "outside" TV in there.

Really enjoyed the course. The final holes are completed and open for play.

I had the first tee time of the day, but they wouldn't allow me to use my range balls due to the darkness. Our group consisted of four singles, yet they made 2 of us share carts, even though there were plenty of carts available at the turn. Some of the hole placements on the greens were absurd—it's unreasonable to expect people to make downhill putts that roll off the green. The staff was very impolite besides the pro shop lady who was very nice. That is my biggest complaint. People are paying premium price to play a sub-par course, so everyone should be extremely nice and accommodating. This course used to cost $85 before COVID, but now the price has soared to $225 seemingly just because of the Disney is in the name. While I did enjoy the course, I wouldn't pay $225 to play here again.

Good facility, fairways were generous, not a lot t of water. Greens were the best I have played, very large.

Cart beverage person was difficult to find, we wanted to get a few drinks, the second time we saw her she just drove buy and did not stop as ask if we wanted anything. Beer would have been great on the 15th hole.

For the price we paid, we felt it was over valued at $230 US each.

Proshop was small and limited, looked for golf cap but all they had was adidas, I am a titlest guy. Last time there got my Disney Titlest Hat but not this time.

Good value but would like cleaner grass around the greens; kinda choppy.

Definitely the happiest place on turf. This was my first time playing a Disney resort course and it was fantastic. I played decent and the course was challenging but can be enjoyed by all skill levels. Scenery was beautiful and layout was very cool. I especially liked the back nine holes 11-18. Tucked away and really cool layout. Course was in great shape and while I am not used to paying over $100 for a round of golf, I felt like the rate was good for the conditions and service I received. Would recommend playing and look forward to playing other courses, including the Palm, again next year.

Expected a slow pace, but never waited once for all 18 holes. Beautiful course.