You can tell a lot of care has gone into this course — they’ve redone the entire layout and it really shows. The tee boxes, fairways, and putting greens were all in great condition. Everything played smooth and clean. Pace of play was excellent. We rarely had to wait, which made the round really enjoyable. The drink cart was also coming around regularly, which was a nice bonus. After the round, it was a great place to sit outside, relax, and have a drink. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and we even had the chance to meet the owner — super friendly and clearly proud of the course. Overall, a great atmosphere and a course that’s clearly being run the right way. Would absolutely come back.

We planned our daughter's wedding here, Eric and the staff took great care of us from decorating the day before through the entire day of the wedding. The food was fantastic. A wonderful place to have a wedding.

I've been golfing here for 10+ years and it's honestly one of the Capes best kept secrets. The course is clean, fairways are in excellent shape, greens are super challenging and Mulligans is a welcome stop at the turn! Everyone you'll encounter is friendly and knowledgeable. Shhh....don't tell anyone 😉

I went here after work to hit one bucket of balls 45 minutes before closing. The girl there turned me away and told me I cannot use the range because I didn't have a collared shirt. A collared shirt for the driving range, are you serious. And we couldn't make an exception 45 minutes before closing. The doors were locked at 4:40 by the way! Cape Royal in Coral Oaks are better courses and I can go there and have never been turned away for no collar even playing, definitely not the range. I just started to give this course a try, not now. I understand there have been improvements but it's still Palmetto Pines not Naples Grande. I have a scramble tournament there this weekend and I'm canceling. This made me mad enough to write this stupid review and I never write reviews. Maybe it was just the girl that works there, maybe she was in a bad mood, she was giving another younger guy a hard time as well and I think he was a member. No thanks.

I was probably the biggest cheerleader for this course early on. The new owner has done a good job upgrading the course from a total dog track to a an 7.5 out of 10 course. Greens are nice and Fairways are decent as well except for patches of weeds. Areas off Fairways are still very weedy and finding your ball in the first cut can be challenging. The green with the bunker in the middle is ridiculous and should be redone. $159.00 for this course is steep, but because CC has very limited options they can get it. My biggest gripe is a $10 charge to use your credit card which 90% of people do, making the real cost to play it $174.00 On top of that they charge $10 for a very small bucket of balls. If you consider yourself a premium golf course, and based on the price they do, you should not be charging for range balls. That is just gouging your customers. Food and drinks are also about 25% more than other courses. So a round of golf with range balls and a drink is a $200.00 day.