Disney4me Posted August 27, 2020 Report Posted August 27, 2020 We’ve seen Walt Disney World make a lot of changes in an effort to keep its guests as safe as possible. From requiring all guests to wear masks in its theme parks, to keeping things extra-clean and sanitized, a lot of changes have been made around the parks. Cinderella Castle But it’s not just the theme parks that are working to keeping guests safe. Walt Disney World is also taking extra measures at its golf courses. Fore! Guests visiting Walt Disney World Resort golf courses will notice that a few things have changed this year. Disney Golf has launched its Park & Play Program, which allows golfers to pre-book their tee times online and pay with a credit card. Magnolia Golf Course ©Disney Then, those golfers just show up to the golf course and their magical sanitized carriage (golf cart) will await them upon arrival. It’s almost like being Cinderella! Minnie golf mug There’s also a huge change for those wanting to visit the clubhouse and buy merch. All courses now require contactless payment, meaning cash will no longer be accepted. So keep that in mind before hitting the course. Cast Members Welcome Guests in Masks A few other things to keep in mind: if you’re inside the any of the courses’ clubhouse, restrooms, or dining locations, facial coverings are required. Disney has also removed high-touch surfaces on the golf courses, like bunker rakes, sand bottles, and ball washers. Guests who want to ride solo in their carts just have to request it. And as always, keep social distancing in mind. Walt Disney World has some of the most beautiful (and fun) golf courses in the world. So pre-book those slots and grab your clubs! Check out the adorable refreshment carts on Walt Disney World’s golf courses! Will you be hitting the Walt Disney World golf courses soon? Let us know in the comments. Related posts:Disney World Golf Courses Plan to Stay Open During Park Closures Updated! Will Disney World Really Re-open April 1st? Cirque de Soleil Is Temporarily Suspending All ‘Drawn to Life’ Performances Due to COVID-19 View the full article Quote
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