Started off our annual Masters Golf Weekend trip at the WDW Magonlia course on 4/11. Had an 2pm tee time for $45, simply a great deal. As expected the customer service Disney gives you is top notch. ... Continue »

Started off our annual Masters Golf Weekend trip at the WDW Magonlia course on 4/11. Had an 2pm tee time for $45, simply a great deal. As expected the customer service Disney gives you is top notch. They greet you at the car, walk you into the pro shop and generally go that "extra mile" to make it a magical day.

There is no restaurant at the course, but there is one attached to the onsite resort. The driving range is a little small considering this is a 36 hole facility, it wasn't a problem for our afternoon tee time, but I could see it being very crowded at peak times.

The starter was very pleasant and was able to get our 2 foursomes out a few minutes early, which was nice due a threat of rain. I will say this was one of the few times that the on course rangers were quite helpful. We ran into a family with 3 beginners who were playing sooo slow on about the 5th hole and didn't have the etiquette to let us to go through. The ranger came by around #7 and told us they'd let us pass on #8.. well, that didn't happen so when we made the turn I asked the ranger what the deal was, and he basically forced the slow group to stop and let us play through. Very well done by the course staff.

The course itself was in typical disney condition. Very good to excellent across the board. Greens were a little bumpy but pretty typical for bermuda grass late in the day. Fairways and tee boxes were well maintained and the rough, while short, was pretty consistent.

The layout isn't anything overwhelming or creative, this won't get confused for OC National or World Woods, but it's a great "Resort" course that rewards good shots and doesn't overly penalize the typical hacker. Definitely recommend, especially at the twilight rates (but for the record, I'd pay the $125 prime rate too).