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    The Club at Gateway

    The Club at Gateway

    (5 reviews)

    Do NOT join here as a sports member. We joined 3 years ago and truly enjoyed our membership. This…read moreseason has been horrible to say the least. As a sports member your golf is limited during season.. that's fine, we understood the limitations during season. You cannot make a tee time over 3 days out, that was fine till this year. In the previous 2 season my wife and I could golf, alone, pretty much any time after 12:00 . This year , although the number of members hasn't changed, after the course closure for renovations, we are/ were unable to find an open time before 4:30.... Ridiculous...so... until the time change you couldn't even play 9 before dark. It seems the cost of renovations is born by members in allowing more outings, outside golfers, more " guests".... This is most expensive nine holes of golf we have ever played. If you enjoy late day, slow play golf, the sports membership is definitely for you. As a parting gift, the last 3 times we attempted to dine on the patio, we had to find someone to wait on us... not at all our previous experience. Whatever has changed there... good luck. We resigned today. If you're looking for a seasonal club, this isn't it. Do Not join here.

    The board here is terribly incompetent. Ed Tinkle is rude and arrogant and only wants to talk over…read moreyou. Countless mistakes were made with paperwork and instead of Ed trying to resolve the situation and do the right thing, he goes on a power trip. Hopefully when election time comes the residents speak up and elect people who actually have their interests at heart for the community and not just because they are power hungry and want to try to control people. Very bad experience. This situation has been going on for over a year and a half and still hasn't been corrected.

    The Club at Renaissance - Wine & Dine! Our Rotunda Dining Room celebrates the simply satisfying flavors of Tuscan cuisine in an elegant atmosphere.

    The Club at Renaissance

    (8 reviews)

    Kudos to General Manager Rick Rainville for his leadership…read moreand conscientious work during the hurricane recovery. Marked improvement in communication over previous responses.

    A caution to the public and communal lament…read more This used to be a 5-star club and then Concert Golf Partners dba Concert Renaissance bought the place. Allow me to explain. The Renaissance was an early 2000's community with a high-end low-density golf course and private recreational facilities to rival any community in Lee County. The development entity owned and operated the golf course and private recreational facilities collectively called The Club at Renaissance. The community was unified by a culture of golf, tennis, clubhouse dinners and genuine friendships. Rarely did you encounter someone in the community you did not know by name. The parking lot was empty as private golf carts were the dominant form of transportation. Rarely were the golf course or clubhouse utilized as venues open to the public. The friendly Renaissance wave was the sign you belonged. The development entity owned and operated The Club at Renaissance until the sale to Concert Golf Partners in September 2022. Most clubs are acquired for financial hardships, ours was not. A group of residents attempted to purchase The Club at Renaissance but, despite a higher offer, their offer was declined. With the sale began the decline of The Club at Renaissance to present day where it earns a 1-star review from this resident of the community. So, what has changed? A lot... Under the current ownership The Club at Renaissance has effectively changed a private club into a public playground. The primary audience has shifted from the residents to the public. Their focus has been on growing non-resident memberships, hosting golf tournaments for any and all causes and opening the clubhouse as a venue for weddings and other celebratory events to the public. The parking lot is now routinely full of pick-up trucks. The friendly and familiar Renaissance wave is no longer. The longstanding staff of The Club at Renaissance, many who are regarded as extended family, have left or have been let go. The quality and experience of the replacement staff are a shortcoming to their predecessors. Food quality has also suffered as The Club at Renaissance has turned to cheaper vendors at the expense of quality. Lastly, and certainly not least, the clubhouse and pool bar have been routinely closed to residents because it fails to meet the business case justifying their use. If that is not sufficient insult add to this the residents have incurred higher dues and level loading fees to enjoy less. Less for more! Despite diplomatic efforts by the residents, The Club at Renaissance has exerted its will on the residents of The Renaissance. The HOA for the community has defended the sovereignty of the community by filing a complaint to Lee County Zoning. As of August 2024, the county has issued 2 notices of violation for operating beyond what a private club is permitted. Here is a word of caution to those seeking to partner with The Club at Renaissance to use the golf course for a golf outing or clubhouse as a venue for your event. Your events could be in jeopardy of cancellation given they are, in part, the reason The Club at Renaissance finds itself with the notices of violation. The expectation is these events will come to an end, hopefully sooner than later. An additional word of caution to those seeking to join The Club at Renaissance who do not live in The Renaissance Community, you may be asked to forfeit your membership as this too is in violation of Lee County Land Development Code governing private club memberships. I hope you will reply and be accountable to your rightful members, the residents of The Renaissance. More importantly, I hope you will right these wrongs.

    Music & Arts Community Center - The stage lit up

    Music & Arts Community Center

    (3 reviews)

    We decided to check out one of the Candlelight Concerts last night at this venue and so glad we…read moredid! A quartet of musicians (two violins, a viola and a cello) performed select works of Hans Zimmer. It was amazing. They hold these concerts all over the world in different types of venues. Highly recommend checking out the calendar for the Music & Arts Community Center. #candlelightconcert

    The Gulf Coast Symphony is comprised not only of the symphony, but the Gulf Coast Jazz Collective,…read morethe SW Florida Theater Company and the Music and Arts Center, or MACC -- as people 'in the know' call it! We got tickets to see Route 66, "a rock 'n road trip" at the MACC, our first time there. I expected a couple of singers playing acoustic guitar... but wow, the production was so much more! (I shouldn't be surprised. Literally everything we've seen with Gulf Coast is first rate.) The Community Center is part of the Unitarian Universalist Church. Seats are pews. And they're comfortable! A host of volunteers helped us from the moment we arrived. Dr. Andrew Kurtz, is the organization's founding music director, president and CEO. Let's not forget, renowned conductor. We've seen the maestro in action at Barbara Mann, and he's nothing short of fantastic. Saturday afternoon, which I think is his day off, Dr. Kurtz introduced the show and explained that they were running a tad late because the drummer was stuck in traffic. (The MACC has a casual and intimate vibe. I like that!) If you're local, you may want to check out Gulf Coast's range of productions. This year alone, there are over 130 programs featuring classical music, jazz, world music, ballet and musical theater. Remember: A little culture never hurt anyone. (Except of course, Abe Lincoln!)

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