WDW Golf

[kjs1976]

Could someone point me in the right direction to solid info and prices per round at the WDW Oak Trail course?

If anyone out there has golfed Oak Trail and has some good advice about it, that advice would be greatly appreciated! My parents, in their late 50s, want to consider golfing at WDW with the partial set of clubs if the price is right and the course is decent. Thanks so much!

 

[salmoneous]

Info from Disney on

The Course: http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wdw/moreMagic/golf/golfLanding?id=OakTrailCourseLandingPage

Rentals: http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wdw/moreMagic/golf/golfDetailSpecial?id=GolfLessonsandRentalsPage

It's exactly what you described - the price is right and the course is decent. Note that it's a walking course. And it's "easy". Not pitch-n-putt par-3 easy, but wide farways and not a lot of traps.

 

[Simba's Mom]

For great, unofficial (but pretty reliable) info:
www.wdwgolf.com

I think highly of Oak Trail. Both DH and DS played it. At the time, DH was a very experienced, almost scratch golfer. For DS, however, this was his first round ever. Both really enjoyed the course. Dh wasn't bored, DS wasn't overwhelmed. The course was in great condition (especially when you consider that a lot of beginning golfers-like DS-play).

 

[Got Quattro?]

Oak trail is a 9 hole executive course....not a true golfing experience.

Just call 1-407-wdw-golf and get your info

 

[OrlandoMike]

To be quite honest, the information on that "unofficial" website listed above is often more accurate than they have at 407-WDW-GOLF..

The people on the phone are the same people that do reservations for rooms and dining. No offence to them, but after learning about all of the room rates and different dining plans, they have little time or concern for golf.

I have quite literally taken phone calls from these people asking me "What does cart path only mean?"