Raptor Bay Golf Club
This Audubon International Signature Sanctuary golf course plays as good as it looks.
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Old Corkscrew Golf Club
This Jack Nicklaus Signature Design course is a breathtaking way to enjoy a round of golf.

Raptor Bay Golf Club
A Raymond Floyd designed 18-hole championship golf course that blends perfectly with nature.

Fort Myers top 10 Golf

Florida has more golf courses than any other state - more than 1,055! The Fort Myers, Sanibel and Captiva area is home to more than 130 public and private golf courses, and more than 90 of them are located in Lee County's Fort Myers area!

Fort Myers-area golf courses also offer some of the most beautiful scenery in the country. Spend the morning golfing with the Gulf of Mexico in full view or play an afternoon round on a course certified by Audubon International.  Fort Myers’ emerald fairways are a haven for pros and amateurs alike. Whatever your skill level or budget, you’ll find the area offers everything from nine-hole executive courses to championship-caliber links that will test the best golfers.

Fort Myers Country Club
Fort Myers Country Club is one of the oldest golf courses on the west coast of Florida. This par 72 Donald Ross designed 18-hole course has been recently renovated. Five tee-placements, challenging greens.  Pro Shop open 6:30 ...read more

Old Corkscrew Golf Club
Showered with a myriad of awards, Old Corkscrew Golf Club’s Jack Nicklaus Signature Design course is a breathtaking way to enjoy a round of golf. Certification as an Audubon International Silver Signature Sanctuary means unrivaled ...read more

Pelican Preserve Golf Club
Sprawling within Pelican Preserve, a gorgeous master-planned retirement community, is the Pelican Preserve Golf Club, a 27-hole Chip Powell designed championship course meandering through the breathtaking Florida landscape. The water, ...read more

Coral Oaks Golf Course
This 18-hole Arthur Hills-designed course features water on twelve holes.  Tee off beneath a canopy of antique oak trees at Coral Oaks, home to one of the largest practice greens in the vicinity. With 37 bunkers and eight lakes, the ...read more

Eastwood Golf Course
Welcoming enthusiastic golfers since 1977, Eastwood Golf Course is an affordable, award winning 150 acre course with strategic bunkers, picturesque waters, lovely Florida landscapes, and plenty of enjoyment for the newcomers and the ...read more

Redfish Point at South Seas Island Resort
The Captiva Course is nestled in the stunning landscape of Captiva Island and guests of South Seas Resort will enjoy the executive nine-hole course designed by Chip Powell. Heralded as one of the "Top Five Short Courses" it guarantees to ...read more

The Dunes Golf & Tennis Club
An authorized Audubon Society wildlife reserve, the Dunes Golf & Tennis Club is a visual splendor with its tropical Florida landscape and prime location on beautiful Sanibel Island. The PGA-ranked course features the only practice ...read more

Eagle Ridge Golf Club
Eagle Ridge Golf Club is a picturesque 18-hole championship course framed by native pines and cypress trees.  The course has large greens, wide fairways and the strategic placement of numerous water hazards making it a challenge for ...read more

Sanibel Island Golf Club
This semi-private 18-hole course is situated amid the scenic beauty of the Sanibel River. Sanibel Island Golf Club is endorsed by the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary ...read more

Raptor Bay Golf Club
Recipent of the Audubon International Golf Signature Sanctuary Certificate, this 18-hole championship golf course was the first in the world to be bestowed with such and honor, and it’s no wonder. This Raymond Floyd-designed course ...read more

Fort Myers Golf Courses and Nature

Many Florida golf courses feature extensive natural green spaces to provide and preserve wildlife habitat and balanced ecosystems. Fort Myers’ courses in particular take advantage of what the natural landscape has to offer, which allows wildlife habitats to survive and thrive in urbanized areas. 

Golf courses in Southwest Florida are home to many species of birds, reptiles, felines and even swine. (No, not pigs, we’re talking wild boar here.) And as any golfer knows, no course would be renowned without the surrounding wildlife to set it apart. As a result, many area courses have taken serious measure to provide an environment that allows golfers and wildlife to improve their game together. 

If you want to play golf, the multitude of courses, as well as great weather, make the Fort Myers area a golf enthusiast’s dream. The South Florida PGA summer golf pass is a fantastic way to play at a discounted rate. The Golfpass entitles you to play more than 210 courses in the region for just $50 from May 1 through October 31, 2013!

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