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Walt Disney World Golf, Disney World (Florida)

Golf Magazine has recognized Walt Disney World Resort three times as a Gold Medal Resort. Walt Disney World is home to six golf courses all of which are professionally designed and beautifully maintained.

Some of the world's most talented architects, including Pete Dye, Tom Fazio and Joe Lee have lent their talents to create this legendary set of links. Golf at Walt Disney World is world class and will rival any play that you have experienced back home.

Course

The Magnolia

The Palm

Osprey Ridge

Lake Buena Vista Course

Eagle Pines

Oak Trail

Things to know before you go

Morning tee times are at a premium

To avoid the crowds try early in the week and a mid afternoon tee time

Peak season is September through April

Off season and twilight rates are available

Carts are required at all courses except Oak Trail and are included in green fee

Disney Resort guests may reserve tee times 60 days in advance

Non Disney Resort may reserve tee times 30 days in advance

Proper golf attire required including collared shirts and Bermuda length shorts or slacks

Special perks for Disney Resort guests include:

Discounted green fees

Charging privileges

Free shipping of your clubs between courses

Free roundtrip transportation from your resort to the course

Theme Parks & Nearby excursions

The Magnolia: The longest of Disney's courses

2200 Club Lake Drive
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
(407) WDW-GOLF (939-4653)

Transportation: Complimentary taxi vouchers (through Yellow Cab) for Walt Disney World Hotel Guests. The Valet desk or Bell Services will call a cab for Guests. The Pro Shop at the Golf Course will assist guests in returning to their Hotel.

Facilities: Pro shop, driving range, practice green, locker rooms snack bar, beverage cart, and club and shoe rentals.

The longest of Disney's courses with wide fairways gives you the opportunity to tee it up and have at it. Almost a dozen water holes and nearly 100 bunkers do guard the fairways and greens. Designed by Joe Lee the name is derived from the 1,500 or so magnolia trees scattered throughout it's 18 holes. The 6th hole is home to the often-photographed special shaped hazard that forms a Mickey Mouse silhouette.

The Palm: Possibly the most challenging of Disney's courses

1950 West Magnolia/Palm Drive
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
(407) WDW-GOLF (939-4653)

Facilities: Pro shop, driving range, practice green, locker rooms snack bar, beverage cart, and club and shoe rentals

This Joe Lee designed course has been rated one of "America's Top 75 Resort Courses? With its tree lined fairways, nearly 100 hazards, elevated greens and tees along with the nine water holes it is easy to understand why this course is thought to be the most challenging at Disney. The 18th hole has been rated the fourth toughest hole of the PGA Tour.

Oak Trail: Nine-hole par-36 walking course

1950 West Magnolia Drive
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
(407) WDW-GOLF (939-4653)

Facilities: Pro shop, driving range, practice green, locker rooms sports bar, beverage cart, and club and shoe rentals

Designed by Ron Garl this walking nine-hole course is perfect for a family outing or to get in a quick nine. Holes range from 132 to 517 yards from the back tees.

Osprey Ridge: Nine-hole par-36 walking course

3451 Golf View Drive
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
(407) WDW-GOLF (939-4653)

Facilities: Pro shop, driving range, practice green, locker rooms, sand trap bar and Grill, beverage cart, and club and shoe rentals

Osprey Ridge has been recognized as one of the best courses in Florida by "Golf Digest's" "Places to Play," which ranks the best public and resort golf courses in the U.S. This Tom Fazio designed course is in contrast to its sister course Eagle Pines that was designed by Pete Dye. Dramatically elevated tees and greens along with the nine water holes and 70 bunkers will challenge even the seasoned golfer.

Eagle Pines: 16 holes of water makes this Pete Dye designed course both challenging and beautiful

3451 Golf View Drive
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
(407) WDW-GOLF (939-4653)

Facilities: Pro shop, driving range, practice green, locker rooms, sand trap bar and Grill, beverage cart, and club and shoe rentals

This Pete Dye deigned course makes good use of the natural contour of the land. The low fairways give rise to pine straw and sand for those who lose their way.

Once you find the green you will be face the Pete Dye trademark undulating greens that are more often that not guarded by well placed bunkers.

Lake Buena Vista Course: Classic country feel that is both exciting and challenging yet fun to play

2200 Club Lake Drive
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
(407) WDW-GOLF (939-4653)

Facilities: Pro shop, driving range, practice green, locker rooms snack bar, beverage cart, and club and shoe rentals

This Joe Lee designed course was built on the border of the Disney Institute and will share some of its fairways with the Institutes guests housing. The somewhat smaller greens with their ever present bunkers call for accurate shot making. This never more apparent than on the 7th hole with its island green.

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