Disney's Oak Trail Golf Course

A walking course they said…a stroll through Disney’s old course. This course is where mucky and Minny go to die. The condition of the course is passable and the staff are phenomenal. After the second pull cart which must be rented, because the first one kept pushing to the right, my wife and I ventured forth. I’m 78 and my wife is 76. She’s in great shape. I thought I was too. I wasn’t. I made it to the end but I couldn’t have done it with out alternating cart pulling .with my wife. She walked but didn’t play. Speaking of walking. I tried to use the forward tees. They are not easily detected. The tee boxes are equally difficult to find. There are different colored flags designated flags for soccer golf, frisbee golf? The price was reasonable for 9 holes, if you call almost $50 reasonable for 9 holes. There should be a sign of Micky welcoming folks that reads, “ you must be this old to get on this ride.”

No putting area available. No carts. Don’t understand why no carts. Your cart revenue could easily double.

I really had a good time, John the course manager was awesome!

Flat & fun to walk as beginners or intermediate you can have a good time playing here. Staff is VERY friendly makes you feel like your at your home course. Will be back

Challenging course layout! Very well maintained. A little fry in some areas but understandable with the dry season in Florida.

What was literally supposed to be a walk in the park turned violent. I've played the course before (long ago) but glanced at the total distance and thought it was an executive course. It's a Par 35. A couple of the 4s are short but the 5s are monsters. I actually put together a couple solid shots and still ended up with a 7 (2 putts) on the first par 5.

Bring your A game and you have to score on the gimmies to have a chance.

Bravo Mickey!

Great layout, some fairways were very dried out as we haven’t had very much rain lately

Greens were in good shape; few on GolfNow included a small bucket of balls and the pull cart

Everyone was super friendly and professional

My son and myself played the 9 hole Oak Trail course today and I have to say I was more than a little disappointed! First when we arrived I shared our reservation I booked through Golf Now and was given our starter receipt and no more information after that. Nobody mentioned that “you should buy drinks here because there isn’t any out on trail course!” So not knowing that we get to tee are paired with another gentleman which was fine, but by the 5th hole I was just wanting to be done, I was becoming overheated and in desperate need of something to drink! The on the course options(a water fountain) was not enough combined with the heat. Anyhow I guess I will just chalk this up as a learning experience and decide if I would consider playing any of the Disney courses in the future. Guess I had higher expectations and hoped for a better experience for my son and myself!

The course isn’t in the best of shape, however, it’s perfect for a family. I took my 8yo who plays regularly. It was just east enough for him to get around on his own. The rough is rough and there was a lot of mud spots. But for being on vacation and wanting to walk a quick 9 - this was perfect!

Pro shop staff were rude both times. Starters were super nice and deserve five star plus.
We will never play or recommend this course again , due to very narrow layout and specially pro shop staff was rude.

Rey friendly pro shop and starter was the best of the day. Very slow play due to a threesome of senior players that were absolutely clueless about course etiquette. You should be able to complete play in 1.5 hours. No Marshall on the course to keep play moving. Course conditions were so-so, nothing special for a Disney level course.lots of wild turkeys on the course. Holes 5;6;7 are real golf holes in length as the were part of the old Magnolia course. Putting green and range both closed in high season was a mystery. Glad I didn’t pay full price, did not have a good experience and. Or planning on returning.