Walt Disney World

The course was in great shape and had beautiful weather. My only problem is Disney as a whole. Been coming down to Disney and the area for going on 25 yrs.

Unfortunately Disney had priced out a lot of people for the greed of their executives. Luckily I’m able to afford this. But there are some less fortunate that would love to not just play golf here, but also make some fantastic family memories.

I will always remember my kids faces the first time coming here in ‘98. Still brings joy to my heart thinking of their first of many times.

Thank You

Ron Radtke

Slow round with no martial

Still under reconstruction to 3 temp holes really short.

Thought maybe it would be discounted due to on coarse work

6 holes cart path inly didn’t help.

The only reason I gave course conditions 3 stars is because we had to play from temporary teeing areas. I'm anxious to play it again once they are open. It's a beautiful course and fun to play.

The staff was very friendly and track was in great shape for the most part. A couple of things rubbed me the wrong way though. Range balls were included (awesome) but the range mats were terrible. All beat up and muddy. Also, the bathrooms out on the course were closed. Neither are deal breakers. But for it being Disney and a $200 round... at least replace your range mats once and a while!

I like the Disney courses but I wouldn’t consider them ‘memorable.’ The course was decently maintained, and there is a good mix of water and sand. Range balls are included in the price which is nice. Holes 15, 16, 17 and 18 are modified due to nearby road construction which accounts for the reduced greens fee. Course play is 4.5 to 5.0 hours though the layout would indicate a quicker pace. I love Disney and the occasional sound of the Magic Kingdom train’s whistle is great, but feel that the courses are overpriced.

Tees and Fairways are in great shape. Not much rough here. The greens are slow. I don’t like slow greens. Wish I had a solution to problem. They are receptive on approach but I can’t hit it hard enough to get it there.

Greens ran fine although the grass didn't look great because of some incroachment of what looked like rye grass. Slightly on the slow side, but pretty good overall.

Great layout with interesting holes, pleasant rangers. All together a good day. Prices are quite high.

Lowered rating a bit because of the look of the greens, not the playability.

Course was in fantastic shape except for several thin spots off the fairways. After playing in the Orlando area for 2 weeks, this was the only course where the greens would hold approach shots. Greens were in great shape and rolled true. My only complaint was the bunker sand inconsistency; sand in some, flour in others. Bring your straight driver if you decide to play this PGA-level design.

This is a nice 9-hole layout that is a good walk…spoiled or unspoiled by the golf. The holes are relatively short, but there are two par fives and plenty of trouble to be found. Pace of play was good. Short waits a a couple holes. Overall fun and interesting layout.

This course being a Disney property you would

expect good to excellent conditions but it was

Quite the opposite. The overall course from fairways

to greens appears to be lacking water for health

grass growing. Putting on the greens was not fun

which everyone knows can be very frustrating. The

Back 9 on hole 17 we learned was under construction

for the past 2 years and it doesn’t look like they are

anywhere close to completion. All that being said for the cost of a round you should consider a different facility.

Disappointed Player!!!!!!!!

First played here in 1971 when it opened. It was a premier course then but the layout is very resort like now There is construction of new hotels and roadways nearby. It's very noisy and seems congested. The front nine is nondescript with the first 3-4 holes near the construction and roadways. The back nine is much more picturesque with 4 holes surrounding a lake finishing with a tough par four 18th hole. The staff is outstanding. The "clubhouse" seems to be somewhat makeshift building with just a simple pro shop, smallish locker room / bath room. The only food is the on course cart and a outdoor walk up type sandwich counter. The course was in respectable shape with the greens being probably a 9 - 10 on the stimp (not fast by any means). We played in 4:20. The pace of play was amazing considering its a crowded resort and long distances from green to tee in some cases. As public tracks go in central Florida it's respectable but better courses within 30 minutes for sure.

I booked with TeeOff and was not advised of the construction and hole rerouting. Compounding the problem was that the impact was on the last 3 or 4 holes. They actually needed rangers to tell you where to go. You could not enter your score for handicap because it was just unrealistic. You definitely need a laser because your watch won't work and the cart GPS was just difficult to understand. Too bad, because the rest of the course was quite nice and it will be great when finished, but a waste of money and time yesterday.

Very disapointed that TEEoff, Golf Pass did not make a point of highlighting the issue. We were advised by Magnolia the day before about the construction but by then too late to book something else.

Be careful, the link for the direction to the golf course in the confirmation email is wrong.