I leaned to play golf at Hunters. I started playing after I retired three years ago. It's a…read morefairly short, par 30 nine hole course that keeps me engaged every time I play. It is easy to walk if you are inclined. There are three par 4 holes with the rest at par 3. Water, sand, and trees make up some great challenges. No tee time reservations needed. Walk on anytime. (It can be crowded when the morning leagues are starting). Not a fancy place, just "scruffy" enough to make the experience very enjoyable. And the price is as far as I know at least a third lower than any other 9 hole play in Cape Coral.

From the owner: Are you looking to spruce up on your golf skills? You can do just that at Hunter's Run Golf Club in…read moreCape Coral, FL. This high-end golf course has been providing the community with fierce competition and a rip-roaring time since 1961. This establishment's nine-hole layout allows you to test your skills in a newly renovated atmosphere. Whether you're looking for a relaxing way to spend your Saturday afternoon or wanting to improve your swing for your next competition, this golf course offers various opportunities for entertainment. Test your golf skills at Hunter's Run Golf Club. Call (239) 574-4454 today to learn more or request a tee time.

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.

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.

Decent course but not a pace for women to play! I played with 2 men and we were playing at +12…read moreminutes per hole. A man (not a gentleman) played into us nearly hitting me by a hole. I confronted him and he did not apologize so I spoke with the.clubhouse staff, who insisted of correcting him, told me I could move to another course. WHAT?? THIS AWFUL BEHAVIOR SHOULD NOT BE TOLERATED BY WOMEN GOLFERS!!

Best rendition of the Columbia 1905 Salad south of Tampa!…read more Small, local, mostly quiet except during golf tournaments Highly recommended!

Ambiance black, grey, locker-room chill, no nonsense, but upscale cocktail presentation. Service…read morewas friendly, Riley was professional and attentive. High end pub food with intense flavor.. I had the buttermilk wicked spicy chicken sandwich, something like that, but it was delicious. It was a little bit spicy, crunchy, juicy, and had a great slaw on it. They have a smaller outside patio, where you can play cornhole, where you don't need to be playing golf. But the great seating at least a couple of you need to be hitting golf balls. Highly recommend for an evening out with friends.

Food tasted generic and frozen. You need to download an app and make an account to do anything with…read moretheir menu. Our waiter made the best out of this despite our negative feedback. The system is highly inconvenient and overpriced. The fans were loud and didn't do anything against the heat at 9 pm. My friends and I couldn't hear each other sitting at the same table. Don't bother to go. It's like the adult version of Chuck E. Cheese. Dirty and overpriced.

Attended a wedding at this location. Staff pleasant,…read moreprofessional, and helpful. The outside tree shaded area beautiful for service. Inside cocktail area, guest and gift areas, as well as reception and dance areas all very tasteful and accommodating. The restrooms were well taken care of with amenities for guests. Would definitely recommend to others when seeking a destination location for a special occasion.

Pretty nice place. Attended a wedding and reception. Everything thing is top notch. No shortcuts…read morehere. Pretty big golf community.

A fair test of golf nestled away in Sanibel Island. Recently rebuilt greens after hurricane Ian are…read morein great shape. Challenging layout with water on most of the holes. Reliable GPS on the carts help you navigate and plot your way around the course. Welcoming staff make you feel at home if it's your first visit or a regular guest.

Wonderful facility and great golf staff. The pace of play is fast and there is plenty of wildlife…read moreto see. The course shows very short on the scorecard but seems to play 600 to 700 yards longer than what the card says. The food is great following gold as well.

Played New Years Day 2023. Course was in decent shape, but expensive…read more One of my biggest complaints is lack of shade! The course is also suuuper straight with wide fairways so it's pretty forgiving. The clubhouse has a ice/water machine, but their TVs don't work/folks don't care/want to know how to fix or work them. I thought it was a bit odd that they had ppl load my golf cart, but only after I had walked from my car basically to my cart. The course was very close to our rental, so convenient, but I wouldn't go out of my way to come here.

Never a real well kept course, Coral Oaks has fallen to a new low. It's unfortunate because a city…read moreof this size should have a park district that can run a reasonably well kept course. Just awful.