Best season
Winter
Jan · Feb · Mar · Nov
Trip cost · per golfer
$1,520–$3,400
4-night trip
Nearest airport
RSW
23 mi · RSW
Difficulty
mixed
Handicap 8–18
Overview
Fort Myers offers sunny skies and pristine courses designed for all skill levels, making it a perfect golf escape with beautiful Gulf Coast scenery. Enjoy championship layouts and a vibrant atmosphere both on and off the greens.
Top courses
Editor-picked layouts ranked by prestige, conditioning and player experience.
Design by Jack Nicklaus · Par 72 · 7,393 yds
A pristine Jack Nicklaus Signature Design golf course known for its challenging layout and preserved natural environment. Play from the appropriate tees to fully enjoy the strategic design without being overwhelmed.
Design by Greg Norman · Par 72 · 7,382 yds
Host of the PGA Tour's QBE Shootout, this Greg Norman design offers a resort-style experience with no resident members. Take advantage of the forecaddie service for invaluable course knowledge and a more enjoyable round.
Design by Joe Lee · Par 72 · 6,939 yds
A classic Joe Lee design with lush fairways and challenging water features, offering an exclusive private club experience. Focus on accurate approach shots as the greens are well-bunkered and subtly sloped.
Design by Gordon G. Lewis · Par 72 · 7,100 yds
Known for its generous fairways and numerous water hazards, it provides a fun yet challenging round for all skill levels. Bring extra golf balls; water comes into play on almost every hole.
Stay & play
Resort packages bundle lodging, rounds, range access, and on-site dining. Hotel-only options give you flexibility to course-hop.
Resort
A luxurious resort offering multiple pools, a lazy river, and a private island beach, with golf nearby.
Boutique Hotel
A modern, sophisticated hotel in downtown Fort Myers with stunning river views and upscale amenities.
Beachfront Resort
A classic beachfront resort on Fort Myers Beach offering direct access to the sand, pools, and watersports.
All-Suite Hotel
A comfortable, all-suite option with complimentary breakfast and evening reception, close to golf courses and shopping.
Off the course
Non-golf experiences worth building into your trip — from local landmarks to nature, food, and culture.
Observe manatees in their natural habitat, especially during cooler months, from boardwalks and observation decks.
Explore the historic homes, gardens, and laboratories of Thomas Edison and Henry Ford.
Enjoy the white sand beaches, warm Gulf waters, and various watersports like parasailing and jet skiing.
Visit the iconic lighthouse and shell-filled beaches of nearby Sanibel Island for a scenic escape.
Experience the unique ecosystem of the Everglades with an exhilarating airboat ride to spot alligators and wildlife.
Itineraries
Choose your trip length. Each plan is built around the marquee courses, with rest, dining, and travel days dialed in.
Day 1
Land at RSW, transfer to your hotel, hit the range, and grab a casual dinner at The Boathouse Tiki Bar & Grill.
Day 2
Morning tee time at Old Corkscrew Golf Club. Lunch at the clubhouse, afternoon recovery, dinner at Cristof's on McGregor.
Day 3
Early tee time at Stoneybrook Golf Club, light lunch, then transfer back to RSW.
Budget
Realistic ranges sourced from current resort rates, public green fees, and group dining averages.
Lodging 4 nights · $217/nt | $868 |
Golf 3 rounds · $127 avg | $381 |
Food & drink ~$110/day | $440 |
Ground transport Rideshare + cart fees | $240 |
Flights Search Skyscanner for live fares | Variable |
| Estimated total · per golfer | $1,929 |
Season
subtropical
When to book: 3-6 months out
Dining
From clubhouse classics to chef-driven dinners worth a reservation.
American, Seafood
Casual waterfront dining with live music and fresh seafood, perfect for a relaxing evening.
Pizza, Italian
A local favorite known for creative pizzas, fresh ingredients, and a vibrant, casual atmosphere.
American, European
An upscale dining experience offering contemporary American cuisine with European influences in an elegant setting.
Caribbean, Seafood
A lively spot featuring fresh seafood, Caribbean flavors, and a fantastic rum selection.
Seafood, New England
Authentic New England-style seafood, including a raw bar, in a bright, modern setting.
Seafood
Historic waterfront restaurant serving classic Florida seafood dishes with stunning views.
After dark
Where the buddy trips end up after the 19th hole.
Cigar Bar & Lounge
A sophisticated lounge offering a wide selection of cigars, spirits, and live entertainment.
Entertainment District
A lively area with various bars, pubs, and restaurants offering live music and a vibrant atmosphere.
Beach Bar
An iconic beachfront resort bar on Fort Myers Beach known for its lively party atmosphere and ocean views.
Tee times
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FAQ
Winter (Jan, Feb, Mar, Nov, Dec). subtropical
Plan on $1,520–$3,400 per golfer for a 4-night trip including lodging, rounds, food and ground transport. Flights are extra.
RSW, about 23 miles from the resort area. Most national hubs offer non-stop service via RSW.
4 nights is the sweet spot — enough for 3 full rounds plus a rest or sightseeing day.
Yes — popular with solo, families. Quieter evenings, ideal for golf-focused groups.
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