Parkhopper Plus and Oak Trail Tee Time reservation question

[brad813]

How does reserving a tee time at Oak Trail work with the Parkhopper Plus option? Now that I have decided to purchase the Parkhopper Plus for my ticket(kind of a no brainer given how easy it is to break even with it), though I will be unable to use all of the additional entitlements during my vacation, I have planned an extra day at the end(my departure day) for an early morning round of golf at Oak Trail, followed by a visit to Typhoon Lagoon. Earlier in the week, I will be using another entitlement for mini-golf at Fantasia Gardens and Fairways, so these three will push me over the break even point.

 

[mustinjourney]

found this...

https://www.undercovertourist.com/blog/disney-park-hopper-plus-option/

How do I use the Park Hopper Plus Option Ticket for Disney's Oak Trail Golf Course?

Disney's Oak Trail Golf Course is a 9-hole, par-36 walking course that is fun for the whole family (there are junior tees for younger golfers). You need to make a reservation for a tee time, which does require a credit card to hold the reservation. If you have the Park Hopper Plus Option ticket, you simply present it when you get to the course, and your credit card will not be charged. Note that you can only play one round on the course per day with the Park Hopper Plus Option Ticket.

 

[brad813]

found this...

https://www.undercovertourist.com/blog/disney-park-hopper-plus-option/

How do I use the Park Hopper Plus Option Ticket for Disney's Oak Trail Golf Course?

Disney's Oak Trail Golf Course is a 9-hole, par-36 walking course that is fun for the whole family (there are junior tees for younger golfers). You need to make a reservation for a tee time, which does require a credit card to hold the reservation. If you have the Park Hopper Plus Option ticket, you simply present it when you get to the course, and your credit card will not be charged. Note that you can only play one round on the course per day with the Park Hopper Plus Option Ticket.

Thank you. Not a lot of clear info on this out there. I am sure this will help someone else as well.