Disney's Magnolia Golf Course

Lake Buena Vista, Florida | 18 holes | Links | Par: 72 | 7488 yards

Disney's Magnolia Course is the longest of all the Disney golf courses. Lower-handicap golfers commonly favor it over the three other 18-hole courses at Disney for its championship pedigree. It's been a mainstay on the PGA Tour since it opened.

The par-3 sixth hole on the Magnolia Course at Walt Disney World has the signature Mickey Mouse bunker in front of the green.

Disney's Magnolia Golf Course has been lengthened through the years to keep up with long-hitting pros, but the Joe Lee design has retained most of its original characteristics.

Disney's Magnolia and Palm golf courses play out of the same clubhouse.

The par-3 sixth hole on Disney's Magnolia golf course features the signature Mickey Mouse bunker.

The par-3 12th hole on Disney's Magnolia golf course plays 169 yards from the back tees.

The par-4 17th hole on Disney's Magnolia golf course is a dogleg left around water.

The par-5 14th green on Disney's Magnolia golf course is guarded by water in front.

You have to get past the water on the par-3 12th on Disney's Magnolia golf course.

The Magnolia course at Walt Disney World, a PGA Tour host, is a park favorite.

The Magnolia golf course at Disney World, a PGA Tour host, is a park favorite.

Disney's Magnolia Golf Course is the longest of all the Walt Disney World® Resort golf courses. Lower-handicap golfers commonly favor it over the three other 18-hole courses at Disney for its championship pedigree. It's been a mainstay on the PGA Tour since it opened.

Joe Lee's design is classic, with very wide fairways, but 11 of the 18 holes have water, and there are 97 bunkers scattered around the scenic landscape and greens. The golf course gets its name from the more than 1,500 fragrant Magnolias. Elevated tees, spacious greens and tranquil water hazards make it a natural setting.

The challenging signature hole, the par-3 sixth with the Mickey Mouse-shaped bunker in front of the green, is nearly 200 yards from an elevated tee, over water to a shallow, elevated green. In all, Disney's Magnolia course measures 7,190 yards from the blue tees, with a course rating of 73.9 and a slope rating of 133.

Par, yardages and course ratings

Tee	Par	Yardage	Rating	Slope
Gold	72	6027	69	121
White	72	6558	71.6	130
Red (W)	72	5127	69.6	126
Black	72	7488	76	141
Blue	72	7073	74	137

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At a glance

Holes: 18
Designed by: Joe Lee, Rocky Roquemore
Type: Resort
Style: Links
Built in: 1971
Golf Season: Year round
Visitor Policy: Open
Tee times welcomed: Search tee times

Practice facilities

Driving range: Yes
Putting green: Yes

Tuition

Teaching pro: Yes
Golf school / golf academy: Yes

Services

Pro: Yes
Rental clubs: Yes
Rental carts: Yes - included in green fees (with GPS)
Pull carts:

Prices

Week days: $75 - $145
Weekends: $75 - $145

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1950 W Magnolia Palm Drive
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830

P: (407) 938-4653

F: (407) 827-4900

W: www.disneyworldgolf.com

Reader Ratings / Reviews

by Troy Duhon
on December 10th, 2012 09:53
We planned our trip around playing here on Monday. we got the very first tee time after the PGA Tournament. We thought we were so lucky to get a virgin PGA course. After the third hole we had to wait for the fairway sprinkler to go off, then the same on the next hole, and the next hole, etc. etc. The groundskeeper systematically watered very fairway right in front of us. It hadn't rained in Orlando in days, but we played in the slop. I spoke with the guy in the pro shop. He was less than concerned. I contacted Disney, haven't heard back from them.
by Dan Moffett
on January 17th, 2012 18:34
I played Magnolia on Monday 1/16, the greens are in magnificent shape and the fairways were also in great shape, since it was winter golf for me, it was a bit of a struggle with all the water well protected greens, but I loved it.