Played the course multiple times recently and also last year…read more Formerly Copperhead, now IBIS Landing G&C Club: the course has improved noticeably over the past 12 months. Excellent layout, very good greens, and smartly placed bunkers make for a consistently enjoyable round. Friendly, attentive staff and very good value for money. Always a great option and highly recommended.

Great greens and fairways. The staff is very kind and helpful. Wonderful place to play.read more

Weeds are out of control and there is 50% grass on fairways. Bunkers and horrible and never raked…read more Greens are nice, but tees to greens suck!

This is a review of the Caloosa Grill in the Clubhouse. I have been there a half dozen times, most…read morerecently Sunday afternoon. Their menu is basic yet varied sandwiches burgers etc. most come with one side, and the prices are very reasonable. Generally $8-12. I have to say, for a clubhouse the food is very good quality and I have never been disappointed in anything I have ordered, although my favorite is the Rueben. The service is always pleasant and I've never encountered anything to complain about, which is refreshing, actually. If your playing golf, it's s great place to have lunch before or after. Oh and the golf is very good too but that's another revie

Doesn't exist, rub down and no ownership, phone number doesn't work, overgrown, no bar. Do not…read moreattempt to make a reservation or go at all unless you like disappointment.

This place sucks a big one. The greens are in horrific shape. They're seriously diseased and there…read moreare lots of bare spots. The rough is in horrible shape too. The starter was nowhere to be seen initially. I had to go in to the Pro Shop and ask where he was. He was having lunch for half an hour and people were just letting themselves on the course. Finally he came out and paired me up with somebody. Not an easy course. Greens were quick and there's plenty of water. I'll never be back.

Not the best golf course I've ever I've been on. Came with a friend twice this year hoping to…read moreenjoy some peaceful golf, only to have a large bird screaming - the ENTIRE time we were golfing. I'm not kidding....never heard anything like it. Literally nonstop. They should've paid me to endure that annoyance.

This restaurant is disgusting and it's in multiple violations from Food Service all the way to…read moreallowing smoking and vaping inside the building to gambling. Food is put out on Buffet which is paid for by a private party and what isn't used is put back in the cooler and re-served to the public for days. That is disgusting and unsanitary. Food is not kept at proper temperatures and served also at improper temperatures. Food is heated, served, frozen again, recooked and served again and again,Being specific to Sunday brunch . There are cockroaches and ants and other insects that I don't know what they are that are all over the kitchen and on the food. There is mold in the dish area and often dishes are sent through the dishwasher without detergent or sanitizer. People are prepping, cooking and serving your food without washing their hands and without wearing gloves and also without wearing proper hair restraints. Food is not stored properly, left open, not dated, moldy. Left out overnight yet they're giving it to you anyway. Gross...

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.

We were only here a few days, so I can't grade it too much…read more The golfing was nice. the people seemed friendly, but a lot of them kept to themselves. Certainly not as friendly as some other clubs, but nice enough. The warmth and sunshine is a plus for sure.

What a wonderful dinner we have had at the grill room. So glad they have a nice option to the…read moreformal dining room. We started off with two Mediterranean platters. They were delish. I had the New York Steak my husband had the chicken quesadilla and our guest had another Mediterranean platter it was that good, not to mention the special looked fantastic a chicken pot pie with a puff pastry crust and a glass of wine for 13.50 great deal. The food is always fresh the chef actually cooks devinely. Love our chef!

Eastwood golf course is open to the public, easy to get onto in the summer, and very affordable!…read moreIt's $30 for 9 during their prime hours and afternoon when no one wants to play, it's $30 for 18! The course is fairly well maintained for as hot as it's been, open with some trees, water and bunkers. There are a few dog legs during the first 9 that make some holes a bit tricky, but overall we had a good experience. The staff was friendly at the tee off and the Marshall driving around was also friendly. I didn't see a cart girl ever but there was water on the course. I would come back!

Course overall is a fun little public course. However, if you have a party of 3 or are a solo, one…read moreof you needs to be prepared to share a cart with a random person. No ifs, ands, or buts. They just shove a random person into your cart even though you pay for your own (105 a person during season). So that ruins the experience. As well as if you want to walk a hole, be prepared for the ranger to come around and tell you that you can't walk.

Played this course while visiting Naples. Friendly staff excellent course conditions layout was…read morechallenging but fair. Had a great time. Rented equipment was very good.

For a round at $209+ definitely not. Like previous reviews, greens are not great. Friendly staff…read morebut no ranger to speed up the slow play by a foursome that had two guys walking with two carts. Amazing. Don't waste your money