Disney - Walt Disney World Golf & Resorts

Styled in a classic country club setting, the Lake Buena Vista course meanders through dense pine forests as well as the Resort's residential areas and is characterized by small, slightly elevated, well-bunkered greens that demand accurate shot-making.

Add an island green on the 7th, and it all adds up to a golf experience that truly reflects the philosophy of the course's designer, Joe Lee—an "exciting challenge, yet fun to play." This course is one of a select few that have hosted a PGA Tour event, an LPGA Tour event, and a USGA event.

The beautiful tropical wilderness surrounding Osprey Ridge may create a serene atmosphere, but it will challenge the player from the moment the first tee shot is hit.

This Tom Fazio design contrasts with its counterpart, Eagle Pines, by offering dramatically elevated greens and tees, nine water holes, and more than 70 strategically placed bunkers throughout the course. Rolling fairways cut through the forests of scrub oaks, pine, palmetto, cypress, and bay trees, while high mounds frame the medium to large greens. Osprey Ridge has been recognized as one of the best courses in Florida by "Golf Digest's" "Places to Play," which ranks the best public and resort golf courses in the U.S.

The Magnolia is the longest of the Disney courses. Designed in classic Tour-style, the wide fairways invite you to hit the ball, and hit it hard. But beware—11 of the 18 holes boast water, and 97 bunkers dot the landscape and guard sizeable, undulating greens.

This beautifully manicured Joe Lee design is aptly named for its more than 1,500 magnolia trees, and provides the setting each year for the final round of the PGA Tour's Disney Golf Classic at Walt Disney World® Resort. The Magnolia has all of the earmarks of a golfer's paradise—elevated tees and greens, rolling terrain, and a very special hazard on the 6th hole that forms a Mickey Mouse silhouette.

The natural beauty of the Florida woodlands makes the Palm not only a pleasure to play, but also one of Disney's toughest courses.

Rated one of "America's Top 75 Resort Courses," this Joe Lee design offers many tree-lined fairways, plus elevated greens and tees, and it features more than its share of water and sand with nine water holes and 94 bunkers. The Palm is played each year as part of the PGA Tour's Disney Golf Classic and is considered by many pros the most difficult of the tournament courses. You should save a sprinkle of pixie dust for the 18th—it's been rated the fourth-toughest hole on the PGA Tour.

Oak Trail, our nine-hole, par-36 walking course, is located by the Magnolia golf course. Noted for the excellent small, undulating greens, this Ron Garl design is fun for the entire family. Oak Trail plays 2,913 yards from the back tees and 2,532 from the front, with holes ranging from 132 to 517 yards from the back tees. Oak Trail is perfect for a family outing or getting in a quick nine.

Shula's is famous for offering the "Biggest and the Best" and serves only Certified Angus Beef. In addition to great steaks, Shula's offers fresh seafood including 3 - 5lb. Maine lobsters. Characterized by oversized portions, Shula's Steak House is themed after the 1972 Miami Dolphins' "Perfect Season".

At Shula's Steak House, one of the featured entrees is the 48-Ounce Porterhouse. Those who finish it join Shula's 48-Ounce Club, which currently has more than 15,000 members.
The atmosphere is a virtual museum of the 1972 perfect season, including photos and memorabilia. The menu itself is painted on an official NFL game football signed by the Coach.

A festive, casually elegant Italian Bistro. Our award-winning menu celebrates gourmet Italian cuisine. For starters, try the risotto with wild mushrooms, asparagus and parmesan cheese or enjoy rolled eggplant stuffed with peppers, onions, herbs and baked with mozzarella cheese. Entrees include a variety of veal, chicken, pork and beef that combine imagination with good taste and tradition. Each dish is garnished with specially selected herbs.

The award-winning Kimonos restaurant is a favorite among locals and international guests alike. Voted top place for Sushi by the Orlando Sentinel readers, guests experience the art of sushi being created each night.

The decor is as impressive as the cuisine. Dark teakwood, colorful kimonos and an intimate atmosphere are the inviting hallmarks of this authentic Japanese sushi bar. House specialties include traditional Oriental hors d'oeuvres, gyoza, octopus, Tuna and Beef Teriyaki and shrimp.

Set indoors in a tropical garden gazebo and inspired by the classical tale of "Gulliver's Travels", you'll dine within a giant bird cage and enjoy traditional American cuisine featuring hearty steaks, fresh seafood and prime rib. Perfect for family dining. Open nightly with themed dinner buffets and scheduled Disney character visits.

With an under-the-sea inspired theme, kids and adults alike will enjoy the whimsical dining atmosphere of the Coral Cafe. Catch the lovable Disney characters who drop by for a visit at breakfast every Sunday.

Irresistible homemade ice cream, fantastic burgers and golden fries await you at the Dolphin Fountain. With a 50's look and style, this malt shop offers all-American favorites for lunch and dinner.