Disney World Turns Golf Courses Over to Arnold Palmer Group

From the Orlando Sentinel
Disney World Turns Golf Courses Over to Arnold Palmer Group
After four decades, Walt Disney World is getting out of the golf business. The giant resort said Wednesday it has struck a 20-year-deal to turn over its five golf courses to a group headlined by legendary golfer Arnold Palmer. The move pairs Disney World's courses with one of golf's best-recognized brand names while also allowing the resort to step back from a business that has become less attractive amid competition from a glut of new courses built during the housing bubble. Click here for the full story.


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