What's the best course inside Disney World?

[jcard71]

Anyone ever play the courses inside Dsiney?

They are pricey, but was wondering which is the best?

[Puttin4Bird]

I am not the resident expert on the topic, but I know that Disney's Palm and Magnolia courses are hosts to the PGA Tour Children's Miracle Network Classic. This event used to be a big name draw a few years back, I think that scheduling hasn't done the event many favors but it's still the same courses where Tiger and the rest of the PGA Tour guys tee'd it up.

If you go provide us some feedback, I'm planning a family trip to Disney soon and will play golf while there.

[TCCcaddie]

I played the Palm and Lake Buena Vista while there. I much preferred the Palm, it felt more like a course that was actually worth the money that you paid to play. My experience at LBV was bad, poor pace and not so good conditions. Palm was great though.

[jcard71]

I am not the resident expert on the topic, but I know that Disney's Palm and Magnolia courses are hosts to the PGA Tour Children's Miracle Network Classic. This event used to be a big name draw a few years back, I think that scheduling hasn't done the event many favors but it's still the same courses where Tiger and the rest of the PGA Tour guys tee'd it up.

Sure will if I play. They want $165.00 for a round and $94.00 for twilight rate. Here's the killer, Twilight changes to 3pm starting this Sunday...when I arrive!

[sabram]

I've played all of the Disney courses several times. Osprey Ridge is the best. It has more of a Carolina feel to it. Eagle Pines was very nice as well, but it is now closed. They are building a new luxury resort on the site and plan to close Osprey as well and replace both with one new course. The other courses are nice, but are more typical Florida style layouts. Definitely play Osprsy while you can. Here is a link to my photos of the Disney courses. Osprey is last in the set.

http://sports.webshots.com/album/561881172RMtVHF