Disney Golf Classic Tickets

The Disney Golf Classic isn’t a music act, but a storied chapter in professional golf history tied to the magic of Walt Disney World. Spanning several PGA Tour eras from 1971 to 2012, the event brought top players to Florida's iconic Palm and Magnolia courses. While today it isn’t active on major tours, the legacy remains a key part of golf’s connection to Disney’s entertainment heritage. Below, you’ll find a concise biography of the tournament, notable winners, and a look at its multi-decade tour presence. If you’re researching golf history or planning a visit to Disney’s golf facilities, we’ve got you covered with reliable context and links to official sources.

Key facts: The PGA Tour iteration carried names such as Walt Disney World Open Invitational, Funai Classic, Disney Golf Classic, and Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Classic. The final edition occurred in 2012 with a purse around the best available price, hosted at Disney World’s Palm and Magnolia courses, and won by Charlie Beljan. The event’s discontinuation followed sponsor withdrawal, which paused the tournament after the 2012 season. Note that a separate Disney Golf Classic exists on the Japan Golf Tour (2002) at Magnolia GC in Lake Buena Vista, won by Bob Burns. While there are currently no 2025 tour dates for this event, its history remains a notable footnote in the Disney sports catalog. For fans and researchers, the official golf organization sites and Disney’s golf properties provide detailed records and historical archives.