A beautiful and we'll maintained course. Great ambiance. The carts are updated and well kept. We…read moreplayed the Gold side and it was challenging with some real tough trap placements. But forgiving enough to allow for some fun save shots. Greens were a bit slower than I'm used too. But the real great thing about this course is the friendly and helpful staff! Special shout out to Jimmy, who took time out of his schedule and stayed late to help me relocate the wallet I left behind. Highly recommended!

Enjoying clincs with Cory. It's slow paced and get you slowly hitting closer to the tee box. I…read morehave met nice ladies there who are fun!

Nice personnel, friendly patrons and overall great course but the gnats were awful! Will give it…read moreanother try but bring my bug spray!

Great course. While other local courses are going private and raising prices, this par 61 course is…read morein great shape and affordable to all.

Visiting Hibiscus Golf Club for the first time, we were pleasantly surprised by the well-maintained…read morecourse and friendly, helpful staff. As a public facility, the pricing was reasonable during the peak season. The on-site Mulligans restaurant provided a nice option for a burger or beer after our enjoyable round of golf.

Recently played Hibiscus due to cold beach conditions while in Naples. So glad I did. Rental…read moreclubs were great, and so was the course. Also a Brooks Burger location in the Clubhouse. Great value.

Last week I had the pleasure of visiting the Hammock Bay Pool and Clubhouse as the guest of a…read moreMarriott golf member. Over the course of our weeklong visit to Florida, my travel companion and I spent four beautiful days lounging by the Hammock Bay Clubhouse pool, ordering from the Clubhouse restaurant and being well taken care of by the entire staff. When you arrive, you go through the Hammock Bay entrance and show your member ID, then you turn left to head back to the clubhouse and pool area. There is ample parking for guests to use. You walk through the clubhouse, past a gym that is open from 10 AM - 5 PM, and both the men's and women's locker rooms, and then straight out to the pool area. There is seating for guests just looking to eat, and a large bar. There are towels for guests use and often bottles of water sitting on ice by the entrance. There are many different areas for lounging by the large pool. We opted for a sunnier spot to the far right near the jacuzzi spa. When we got hungry, we'd either walk over to the dining area and grab a table or ask a staff member to take our order by the pool. Every staff member we encountered was friendly, polite, and helpful. They got to know us personally, and remember our names and membership information after just one visit. The food itself is delicious. The menu changes occasionally, but everything is fresh. We loved trying the brisket nachos, a pepperoni pizza, the cobb salad, another salad that was full of fruit, and the grilled chicken sandwich. That sandwich was a highlight for me, I ordered it twice. The fries are also delicious and beer battered style. The aioli mayo on the sandwich is also delicious. My travel companion was also a hugeeee fan of the Piña Coladas!

My wife and I are on vacation and we just played at Hammock Bay golf early this morning. It was a…read moreterrible round. Our worst time ever playing golf. All four in our group were covered with mosquitos the entire time. There were a dozen on us the entire round. None of us could concentrate on any shots since we were surround by buzzing mosquitos. After paying $170 a person a round with $90 each for rented clubs, we expected better. We could not leave soon enough after the round finished. We stayed covered with mosquitos until we got into our car. I literally have over a hundred bites on me after the round. I tried to bring this to the attention of our concierge at the JW Marriott where we were staying. I figured a high client service hotel would be concerned about a guests experience. He said he was sorry, but he said there was nothing he could do. He advised me to call the Hammock Bay Pro Shop. I called the Hammock Bay Pro Shop and Nick answered my call. He said he was sorry, but nothing he could do. After paying $260, we expected more. If mosquitos are that bad, they should warn before we start the round. Maybe give a free can of deet per person per round. I highly suggest you never play this course during the summer since they are all excuses and do not care about making the experience right. I would have given no stars if that was an option.

Lely is a first class golf resort from the bag drop to the 18th hole. Staff were friendly and…read morewelcoming. Carts are flawless with GPS. Tee boxes, fairways, bunkers and greens can't get much better. Flamingo has wide landing areas - but lots of water and plenty of protective bunkers. Fully stocked pro shop and Sam Sneads Tavern for dining. If you get a chance - play here.

We came in from playing golf after we were rained out. Came into the club soaked. Asked the…read morerestaurant if we could sit and they directed us to the bar. Asked the bartender "Austin" if we could sit outside as the air was turned up and it was freezing in the bar. He was absolutely so rude. Said we had to sit inside the bar. I replied that we had just come in from golfing and we were dripping wet and the patio was at least warmer. He said "No". So rude and just didn't want to go outside to bring our drinks. Unacceptable employee behavior. We come here to enjoy and today will go home very disappointed.

Lackluster round here. Very overpriced and when you rent clubs, nothing is included. Can't hand…read moreover a sleeve of balls or some tees? Cheapskates. Nothing wowed us here, Bonita Springs GC has our business going ahead. Course in good shape, I'll give them that.

I have never written a bad review in my life. I worked in the golf business for 25 years. The…read morecourse is just OK. Short and certainly not worth what they charge but they do due to supply (lack of) and demand (very high). I can accept the fact that they charge what they can get. However, this may be the worst driving range I have ever experienced in all my years. I went there for the first time to hit balls, paid the overpriced charge of $22 for a large bucket and I had to hit off of "mats" that weren't golf mats at all. It was a green covering over hard, bumpy dirt. You could not hit balls off of these. I get more forgiveness from my living room carpet. I moved onto the grass but was quickly told by the Ranger that it was forbidden. When I told him you can't hit off those "mats", he just defended them and said I couldn't hit off the grass. I get golf courses alternate between hitting off mats and grass for all the right reasons. But the mats should be mats and not mini golf green coverings. Investing in real golf mats would provide them with a 10 fold return. They obviously don't care about providing a good golf experience for the money. All they care about is the sound of the register. I will never go back. Do yourself a favor and go to Stoneybrook or Spanish Wells.

Outstanding club, people, facilities, food and ambiance. Best club in Naples in every respect…read more Menu changes on a regular basis and the new chief has really taken it to another level.

Fantastic golf experience that is second to none! Love their new GolfCube shade structure on the…read moredriving range !

Eagle Creek is an exclusive gated community located in Naples, Florida. The golf course is for…read moreprivate use only. It is both stunning and meticulously maintained. The clubhouse is quite pleasant, featuring nice carts and a friendly staff. The course presents a moderate challenge. I highly recommend playing there if the opportunity arises.

On the up side: the place is beautiful - they keep the grounds in tip top shape and the golf course…read moreis fabulous. They have a lot of regular activities to keep everyone busy and never get bored. Tennis is huge there and well run. Bocce is a bit too serious :) NOW - for the down side: The costs. After owning for several years we realized that unless you are literally made of money, it's not a place you should live. From the first month we moved in three years ago until we sold last week, (snowbirds) it was special assessment after special assessment. First the kitchen, then elevators, then extra for flood insurance, then the golf course, and then the clubhouse which was at a cost of $8MM. All passed along to the owners. We were very lucky to own a golf membership which we purchased for $40k and now has gone up to $85k. Since there is a waiting list for these memberships, we were lucky to sell our place. The costs to own in ECC have skyrocketed. That was a plus for us as we were able to make a nice profit on our own sale. The financial management of the club is the problem. One day an email will be sent out to all members regarding inflation, rising cost of gasoline, market downturns, etc and the next week they want more money to update the clubhouse. Makes no sense. Again, to the multi millionaires that live there, they may not care. Bottom line is it's a great place for those that have unlimited disposable income. But get ready because you will spend all of it. It's country club life at it's peak. One final note: The community itself has very nice people.