Disney's Osprey Ridge Golf Course is a Tom Fazio links-style design. Nine of the 18 holes have a water feature to challenge you, and while most of Central Florida is flat, there are plenty of slopes and mounds built into this layout to keep things interesting. Staying on the fairways is especially important because many holes are flanked by oaks, long-leaf pines and dense woods.

The Lake Buena Vista course is set along canals and lakes that shuttle resort guests to and from the many Disney hotspots. The toughest hole on the course is the 524-yard, par-5 eighth hole, a slight dogleg left that has three fairway bunkers that gobble up stray tee shots like the Three Little Pigs. Even if golfers hit a smart layup, the green is guarded by three large bunkers.

The Palm course is the toughest layout at Disney. A Joe Lee design, it also has several tree-lined fairways and elevated green complexes. Nine holes have water in play, and there a lot of sand on the course. Don't be surprised to see deer or a sunning alligator in a bunker.

Another Joe Lee-designed course, the Magnolia course gets its name from the flowers that fragrantly fringe many of the holes. If you like length, this is your place — three of the first 10 holes on this course are over 526 yards long, including the 614-yard, par-5 eighth. Traditionally, the final rounds of the Children's Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart.

Oak Trail, a nine-hole course, is design is for everyone — especially parents who want to play with their kids while on vacation. Holes range from 132 to 517 yards.

This Club has multiple courses:
Osprey Ridge
Magnolia
Palm
Lake Buena Vista Club
Oak Trails


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