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Golf courses in Fort Myers

Golf courses in Fort Myers, Florida: 6 courses with full details on this site, and 19 more listed by name below, in Lee County. All 6 are 18 holes or more. One course publishes a green fee, from $25.

The most complete records in Fort Myers are Myerlee Country Club, Cross Creek Golf & Country Club and San Carlos Golf Club. Of all 6, 2 list a driving range, 4 list lessons and 4 list a restaurant on their own websites, and one names its designer, Arthur Hills.

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Most complete
Myerlee Country Club
18 holes · Par 60
Green fee: per their website
Putting green · Pro shop · Restaurant · Lessons

Compare golf courses in Fort MyersEvery course side by side, from its own website

All 6 golf courses in Fort Myers with full details
CourseHolesParYardsTeesGreen feeOpenedLists
Myerlee Country Club1860----putting green, pro shop, restaurant, lessons, events, membership
Cross Creek Golf & Country Club18---from $25-pro shop, restaurant, lessons, events
San Carlos Golf Club18-----driving range, putting green, pro shop, restaurant, events, membership
Crown Colony Golf & Country Club18-7,000---pro shop, lessons, events, membership
The Plantation Golf & Country Club18-----driving range, pro shop, restaurant, events, membership
Whiskey Creek Country Club1860---1974pro shop, lessons, membership

All courses in Fort Myers

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Cross Creek Golf & Country Club
18 holes · Arthur Hills
Green fees from $25 (per their website)
Pro shop · Restaurant · Lessons · Events
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San Carlos Golf Club
18 holes
Green fee: per their website
Driving range · Putting green · Pro shop · Restaurant
Golfers walking a course beside a lake with fountains (stock photo)
Crown Colony Golf & Country Club
18 holes · 7,000 yds
Green fee: per their website
Pro shop · Lessons · Events · Membership
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The Plantation Golf & Country Club
18 holes
Green fee: per their website
Driving range · Pro shop · Restaurant · Events
A golf course lake with a lone tree on a bright day (stock photo)
Whiskey Creek Country Club
18 holes · Par 60
Green fee: per their website
Pro shop · Lessons · Membership

Also in Fort MyersListed, details not yet confirmed

Colonial Country Club · Cypress Lake Country Club · Eagle Ridge Golf Club · Eastwood Golf Course · Estero Country Club · Fiddlesticks Country Club · Gateway Golf & Country Club · Golfview Golf and Racquet Club · Gulf Harbour Yacht & Country Club · Landings Yacht, Golf and Tennis Club · Legends Golf & Country Club · Legends Golf and Country Club · Lexington Country Club · Olde Hickory Golf and Country Club · Shadow Wood Preserve · Shell Point Golf Club · Terraverde Country Club · The Club at Renaissance · The Forest Country Club

Golf courses in Fort Myers, course by course

Myerlee Country Club: 18 holes at par 60, with weddings.

Cross Creek Golf & Country Club: 18 holes, green fees from $25, a Arthur Hills design, with weddings.

San Carlos Golf Club: 18 holes, with weddings and a short game area.

Crown Colony Golf & Country Club: 18 holes across 7,000 yards, with weddings.

The Plantation Golf & Country Club: 18 holes, with weddings and a short game area.

Whiskey Creek Country Club (since 1974): 18 holes at par 60, with rental clubs.

Whiskey Creek Country Club dates itself to 1974. In Fort Myers, 5 courses host weddings; Whiskey Creek Country Club rent clubs. Grass named on their sites: Bermuda at San Carlos Golf Club, Paspalum at Crown Colony Golf & Country Club, Bermuda at The Plantation Golf & Country Club and Bermuda at Whiskey Creek Country Club.

Closest other city pages from Fort Myers: golf courses in Estero (9 miles), golf courses in Bonita Springs (12 miles) and golf courses in Naples (22 miles).

19 more Fort Myers courses are on the map without enough published detail for a page. If you run one, claim it and the facts go up.