The Palm Course at Walt Disney World is rated one of "America's Top 75 Resort Courses." The Palms is also a Joe Lee design, featuring tree-lined fairways, elevated greens and tees, water on nine of the 18 holes, and almost 100 bunkers, all strategically placed to make your round as interesting, if not frustrating, as possible. Many of the players on the PGA Tour considered The Palm to one of the most difficult of tournament courses in Florida. Indeed, the 18th has been rated the fourth-toughest hole on the PGA TOUR. Golf Magazine also rated this course as one of 25 top resorts in the United States by giving its Gold Medal endorsement- the magazine's highest resort distinction.
The Palm" course at the Walt Disney World Golf Courses facility in Kissimmee, Florida plays 6,957 yards from the tips for a par of 72 . The course rating is 73 and it has a slope rating of 133 on Bermuda grass. Designed by Joe Lee, the The Palm golf course opened in 1971.
For tee times, call 407-939-4653 between 6:00 am and 8:00 pm daily. A guarantee with a major credit card is required on all advance reservations. Cancellation must be made 48 hours in advance. The price includes the greens fee and cart rental but does not include applicable taxes.
The Other Walt Disney World Golf Courses:
Proper dress code is required on all Disney World Golf Courses: for men polo shirts with a collar or turtleneck shirts, Bermuda length shorts or slacks. Women's dress requirements include a polo shirt with collar or a suitable blouse or shirt with or without a collar, skirt, slacks, Bermuda shorts.
If you are staying at one of the Walt Disney World Resorts, Disney will provide complimentary transportation to the golf courses. Simply contact the bell services the night before and let them know the course and tee time. Disney Bell services will give you a voucher for the cab fare and will arrange a taxi for you.
3281 Sherberth Rd, Kissimmee, FL 34747-1706, United States: (407) 939-4653
Where to Stay:
At one time or another, I have stayed at all of the Disney World Resort properties listed below. They all offer value for money, at least in terms of Walt Disney World Resorts, which tend to cost a little more than comparable accommodations off-property. All of them offer easy access to the four Walt Disney World Golf Courses, so it makes sense to stay on property if you can.:
- Compare Prices for Holiday Inn Downtown Disney Resort Area: Budget
- Compare Prices for Disney's Coronado Springs Resort: Mid Range
- Compare Prices for Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa: High-end
- Compare Prices for Disney's Wilderness Lodge : High-end
- Compare Prices for Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa : Mid-range
- Compare Prices for Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort: High-end
- If staying on the Disney Property is not for you, you can browse my Orlando Hotel Guide for alternative accommodations
For more on-property options, please check this complete list of Walt Disney World Resort Hotels.
Read my Reviews of The Walt Disney World Golf Courses
How to get There:
The closest regional airport is Orlando International Airport. The airport is served by all major US airlines, including United, Delta, Continental, US Air, AirTran, American, and Northwest, and by Air Canada and major airlines from Europe and the United Kingdom.
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