Golf Club Rental?

[Nuchi15697]

I haven't golfed in years and don't have clubs anymore, but I would like to take my son for an outing. Two questions, Can you rent clubs? and what course would be good for a couple of hackers? Thanks.

 

[Simba's Mom]

I know you can rent clubs. Can't remember which they are, but they're good. You micht want to consider Oak Trail, although it's just walking. DH is a single digit handicap and took our son, at the age of 9, for his first round of golf ever. Both had a great time-DH wasn't bored and DS didn't find the course frustratingly hard. Of the 5 "regular" (18 hole) courses, Eagle Pines is a little less diffucult. This website has alot of great info on golf at WDW-very thorough descriptions, etc.
www.wdwgolf.com

 

[kirbsam]

rent clubs- yes, i would suggest lake buena vista course. I think it is rated the easiest out of all the WDW 18 hole courses. Easy is of course relative. Have a great time. Let me know if you hit any of the villas that line the golf course. I hit a couple with errant shots.

 

[caverill]

Disney rents two manufacturers clubs, King Corba and Titliest. KC are $45 and Titliest at $55. You might get $5 off, if you don't want graphite shafted irons. You can also rent shoes for $7.

All of the Disney courses are "resort style", which means that can be played by all level of golfers by using the right set of tees. Oak Trail is a "walking only" 9 hole course. All others are played with a cart and at 18 holes.

Eagle Pines, as mentioned above, is the easiest of the 18 courses in my opinion. Ospery Ridge is the most difficult, although the pros play Magnolia and Palm due to their length.

I don't think you will go wrong on any of them.