Walt Disney World Golf Courses Palm/Oak Trail/Magnolia

I played here Feb. 22nd & 24th, 2011 The weather was perfect all week, and it was the start of their prime season rates. The fairways were cut nice and short, and the rough was a bit short too. However, the greens were FULL of ball marks! I'm not sure if golfers on vacation take a cation from golf etiquette and stop repairing their ball marks, but for $160.00 greens fees, and what they market the course as, they should be better cared for. I also was paired with a two-some (we played as a three-some), We were by no means playing slow, and all play under a 5 handicap, but some lady marshall told us TWICE we had to play a little faster because of a group outing 2 holes behind us. She finally left us alone when I told her to pound sand- and to come back when there was a group behind us waiting on every hole (we never saw her again), and no one ever caught us. I HATE SLOW PLAY! But don't push players if there no one waiting! Lastly, The range for The Palm course has no area to chip. Well, let me re-phrase that. There is an area by a shed with a pin in the ground that you can chip to, but why bother if you can't chip onto a green. The range itself was fairly decent. I guess I'd play it again if I could play for less than $100.00. But I would rather play a perfectly manicured course for $250.00