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Hibiscus Golf Club ~ 5.46 miles
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Just minutes south of downtown is one of Naples' most established courses — Hibiscus. The course was built in 1969, but promises to be better than ever in 2007 with completely renovated greens. Like many Florida courses, you'll find the fairways fairly flat; however, they're always well maintained and lined with a variety of native Hibiscus tre...
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Tiburon Golf Club - Black Course ~ 6.47 miles
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Nestled in the lush green of the Southwest Florida countryside, Tiburon is a golf course unlike any other. This 36-hole championship course, carved out of 800 acres of native Florida foliage, is among the region's most sophisticated and alluring. The course reflects designer and PGA Tour professional Greg Norman's appreciation for pristine natural ...
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Tiburon Golf Club - Gold Course ~ 6.47 miles
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Nestled in the lush green of the Southwest Florida countryside, Tiburon is a golf course unlike any other. This 36-hole championship course, carved out of 800 acres of native Florida foliage, is among the region's most sophisticated and alluring. The course reflects designer and PGA Tour professional Greg Norman's appreciation for pristine natural ...
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Quality Inn Golf Resort ~ 7.95 miles
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Dick Wilson and Joe Lee originally designed this traditional layout to offer generous landing areas with water coming into play on only six holes. The facility also boasts a lighted driving range and putting green for after-dark practice. You may also want to consider staying at the hotel as listed in the hotel and resort sections of the Web site. ...
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Lely Golf Resort - Flamingo Island ~ 8.35 miles
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The original course at Lely, Flamingo Island, is a spectacular design by Robert Trent Jones, Sr. It has twice been called "America's Best" by Golfweek and has received the prestigious four-star award from Golf Digest. As the name implies, you'll have to avoid water hazards as you make your way around this beautiful layout. It's typica...
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Lely Golf Resort - Mustang ~ 8.35 miles
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The newer of the two courses at Lely Resort, Lee Trevino's Mustang is over 7200 yards from the back tees and is punctuated by two lakes, undulating fairways, and stands of towering pines. Although the course has a high slope and course rating from the tips, Trevino's design philosophy is that the average player should not be penalized for the occas...
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Arrowhead Golf Club At Heritage Greens ~ 9.48 miles
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Gordon G. Lewis is the king of Southwest Florida golf architecture. At Arrowhead, Lewis laid out 18 beautiful holes in a pristine setting through numerous lakes and natural hazards. In true Lewis fashion, the course is both fair to high handicappers and a challenge for single-digit players. The club, located just east of I-75 in Naples, is easily a...
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Hammock Bay Golf And Country Club ~ 12.5 miles
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Formerly the site of Marco Shores Golf Club, WCI has collaborated with PGA Tour player Peter Jacobsen to completely rebuild the site into a brand new golf course, and since opening in January 2004 Hammock Bay has received scores of accolades. This golf course will not disappoint even the most critical of players as its design is strong and conditio...
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Raptor Bay Golf Club ~ 16.31 miles
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WCI, in a partnership with Hyatt Hotels & Resorts, sought the expertise of golf legend Raymond Floyd to design 27 golf holes and make history, as Raptor Bay becomes the first resort course in the world to receive Audubon International's Gold Signature Certification. The first 18 holes opened for play in September 2001 and feature multiple tee locat...
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Stoneybrook Golf Club ~ 18.28 miles
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Located south of Ft. Myers in Estero is Stoneybrook, one of the longest courses in Florida at 7353 yards. Featuring the "Magnificent 7 Tees," (that's right, seven sets of tees!), this upscale public course runs through immense preserve areas and a variety of pines, oaks, and cypress heads. Although accented with imposing waste bunkers and mounds, t...
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