Staying at Disney Resort in April. Looks like there are 3 or 4 Disney courses to play. Any recommendations on which course I must play?

I played Magnolia last time we were there and had a great time, but the other two courses looked just as nice. It's also the longest of the 3 (Magnolia/Palm/Lake Buena Vista). I've heard good things about each one. I played it at 7K and it was tough enough, I can't imagine going back to 7500.

I'm hoping to get in the other two next time we go. April should be a good time to go, it was a little cold when I played in Feb.

https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/recreation/#/golf/

If you're willing to make a quick drive, I'd really recommend playing Celebration. It's a really fun course to play with some rolling greens, great overall condition, some wildlife, etc.
http://www.celebrationgolf.com/

If you're willing to drive a bit further, Orange County is good as well.
http://www.ocngolf.com/

I second Celebration. I also played Magnolia while I was out there last.

looks like Osprey Ridge closed and will reopen as part of the Four Seasons..that's too bad, as it was easily the best track at WDW.

Thanks for the info. Originally, we were going to rent a car and stay at hotels. However, looks like I will be on lock-down at the resort now, so will be sticking to the Disney courses. Still looking forward to it though.

I like Osprey Ridge. Also, The Waldorf Astoria is located on the Disney grounds...The course is fantastic. However, there are no signs for the golf course as it isn't part of Disney and they control the signs.

Asst Supt from TPC Las Colinas was sent to Osprey to do the overhaul. Should be great when completed.

Bumping this. Staying st Marriott world resort in Kissimmee in March. Any nearby course suggestions that won't break the bank? I see hawks landing is on property but it's $259! I won't have a car so will uber.