There is plenty to admire here at Disney's Magnolia Course, one of the undoubted stars of Disney golf. These beautifully manicured links are named for the abundance of fragrant blossoming magnolia trees that line many of the fairways; a wonderful sight, especially when the magnolia's are in bloom. The layout is delightfully natural, with no housing along the fairways, just a touch of traffic in view on Floridian Way on the closing couple of holes. Trees line the good-width fairways, sometimes quite densely, other times more sparsely. Rolling greens and several water hazards play their respective parts in adding to the excellent array of golfing challenges posed by Joe Lee's engaging design. The course also features something approaching 100 bunkers, the most famous of them located alongside the par-3 6th green. Named the Mouse-Trap, it should come as no surprise that its shape is unmistakably that of Mickey Mouse. The greens here are excellent to putt on, and generally elevated with slick run-offs that will carry your ball away, requiring deft chipping skills to re-connect with the putting surface.