Courses in Ft Myers / Naples Area

[tysingleton34]

I currently reside up in Wisconsin, but will be heading down to Estero, Florida for school come August. There is a pretty good chance I am going to be working at Wyndemere Country Club (naples) starting around October when things pick up, but before then I will not have a place to play. Even if I can find a pretty cheap range membership for a few months, and just play a course once a week or so that would be perfectly fine. I am going to look for another job those first 2 months, but anything golf related is pretty tough that time of year. If anyone has any reccomendations please let me know!

 

*I am also looking for a gym to workout in near Estero*

 

Thanks!

Ty

[MyBluC4]

OLD CORKSCREW.
Designed by Jack Nicklaus and his son, Steve. Was originally offered to another high end designer who turned it down due to the location. Nicklaus saw the land and knew what he could do with it. WOW! A beautifully designed track and one of the nicest and certainly most interesting and challenging I have ever played in Florida. 7393 from the tips with a 76.9/148 slope rating. 6617 from the Blues with a rating of 73.4/140 slope...this is in Florida folks. The course has everything, wild terrain, multiple lakes separating holes, tall pines framing most holes, wild flowers, fescue and the most multi-tiered, undulating greens I have ever seen. So far, no development so there are no buildings in sight bordering the course with the exception of one hole where you see a large equipment shed. At $80 for the round with cart and access to the practice facilities, it was a bargain. Compared to Tiberon at the Ritz Carlton in Naples, this was half the price and twice the course. If you are travelling to Naples, play this course. The course is located just south of Ft. Myers Airport, the airport used to fly into Naples, FL. The course is about 8 miles inland from the highway in the middle of nowwhere. What a find.You will not be disappointed. Staff is great and takes great pride in how you enjoyed yourself. Cart girls are knock outs.

[tysingleton34]

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OLD CORKSCREW.
Designed by Jack Nicklaus and his son, Steve. Was originally offered to another high end designer who turned it down due to the location. Nicklaus saw the land and knew what he could do with it. WOW! A beautifully designed track and one of the nicest and certainly most interesting and challenging I have ever played in Florida. 7393 from the tips with a 76.9/148 slope rating. 6617 from the Blues with a rating of 73.4/140 slope...this is in Florida folks. The course has everything, wild terrain, multiple lakes separating holes, tall pines framing most holes, wild flowers, fescue and the most multi-tiered, undulating greens I have ever seen. So far, no development so there are no buildings in sight bordering the course with the exception of one hole where you see a large equipment shed. At $80 for the round with cart and access to the practice facilities, it was a bargain. Compared to Tiberon at the Ritz Carlton in Naples, this was half the price and twice the course. If you are travelling to Naples, play this course. The course is located just south of Ft. Myers Airport, the airport used to fly into Naples, FL. The course is about 8 miles inland from the highway in the middle of nowwhere. What a find.You will not be disappointed. Staff is great and takes great pride in how you enjoyed yourself. Cart girls are knock outs.
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Would love to play it, but just don't have the money being a college student.

[naws-golfer]

Its totally worth it. IF not try River Hall, or possibly magnolia landing in ft meyers

[Northside Matt]

I ended up getting a deal on golfnow.com for Spanish Wells. I think it was $72 for 18 and a cart. Pretty good track for a public course.