San Carlos Golf Club

Estero, FL · 4.6 mi away

Stoneybrook Golf Club is a public course in Estero, Florida, designed by architects Jed Azinger and Gordy Lewis and completed in 1998. The par 72 layout stretches to more than 7,300 yards from the championship tees, making it one of the longer courses in southwest Florida, and it offers seven sets of tees to suit a wide range of players. Wide fairways move through preserve areas and lakes before reaching large, undulating greens defended by bunkers and mounding. The course has been certified as beginner friendly by the National Golf Course Owners Association, one of a limited number nationwide to receive that designation. New greens were installed in 2010, along with later work on tees and fairways. A lighted practice facility gives golfers a place to warm up before rounds. Stoneybrook continues to operate as a public daily fee course.

Bonita Springs, FL · 5.2 mi away

Saltleaf Golf Preserve is an 18-hole daily-fee course in Bonita Springs, Florida, built on the site of the former Raptor Bay Golf Club next to Estero Bay, Florida's first aquatic preserve, and bordering a 144-acre uplands preserve. The course was designed by Raymond Floyd and is managed by Troon. The layout measures 7,075 yards at par 72 across 150 acres, with naturally exposed sandy areas rather than formal bunkers, minimally altered terrain, and drought-tolerant Tif-Eagle and Bimini Bermuda grasses. A driveable par-4 second hole is a notable feature. A separate 9-hole par-3 short course, The Leaf, sits adjacent to the main course. Saltleaf is open to public tee times in addition to nearby residential and hotel guests.

Fort Myers, FL · 9.6 mi away

Eastwood Golf Course is a municipal course owned and operated by the City of Fort Myers, built on more than 150 acres that once served as the city's well field. It opened in 1977 and sits about fifteen minutes from Southwest Florida International Airport. The course was designed by Robert Von Hagge and Bruce Devlin, who routed it through pine woods and wetlands without any adjacent housing, giving the round a more natural feel than many Florida courses. The layout carries 87 bunkers and water in play on ten of the eighteen holes, playing to a par of 72 from multiple tee markers up to roughly 7,300 yards. Eastwood is open to the public daily, with a driving range, practice green, pro shop, and an on-site restaurant. It has long been a value option in the Fort Myers area.

Fort Myers, FL · 9.7 mi away

Fort Myers Country Club, known locally as The Fort, is a public course owned by the City of Fort Myers along the palm-lined McGregor Boulevard. Designed by Donald Ross and built beginning in December 1916, the course opened in December 1917 as the Fort Myers Golf and Yacht Club, making it one of the oldest golf courses on Florida's west coast. Construction was carried out largely by hand and mule teams under Ross associate James B. McGovern. In the 1920s the club counted Thomas Edison and Henry Ford among its early members and neighbors, and its clubhouse restaurant is named for Edison. The course underwent a significant renovation in 2014 intended to preserve Ross's original character while modernizing conditions. Walking is permitted at any time, and the course today offers six sets of tees ranging from roughly 4,300 to 6,600 yards, continuing to operate as a public, city-run facility with a full pro shop and lesson program.

Fort Myers, FL · 10 mi away

Shell Point Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-71 course in Fort Myers. The club identifies Gordon Lewis as its designer and describes six teeing options on each hole. The course includes a driving range and practice area. It is located between Sanibel Island and Fort Myers Beach, within the Shell Point community.

Sanibel, FL · 14 mi away

The Dunes Golf & Tennis Club is a semi-private 18-hole championship course located on Sanibel Island, Florida. Designed by 10-time PGA Tour winner Mark McCumber and established in 1973, the course is nestled within a lush wildlife preserve sanctioned by the Audubon Cooperative Society. The layout is a tropical links-style course that measures 5,606 yards from the back tees, prioritizing accuracy over distance due to the abundance of water hazards on nearly every hole. After suffering significant damage from Hurricane Ian in 2022, the course underwent extensive restoration, including the installation of new Paspalum fairways, and fully reopened in late 2023. The facility features a unique aqua driving range and a clubhouse offering island-style dining. While the course is currently undergoing a scheduled resurfacing project in late 2025 to maintain its high standards, it remains a premier destination for both public players and members, offering a distinct island golfing experience characterized by frequent wildlife sightings and scenic vistas.