Golf...Mastered at Bonita Bay Club

Golf is king at Bonita Bay Club. Whether you’re a seasoned golfer looking for a challenge or a newcomer to the game, you will discover access, variety and an unparalleled experience on Bonita Bay Club’s five world-class courses.

Our West Club offers three classic Arthur Hills-designed courses at their finest, within an Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary setting. Each course presents its own distinct personality.

Marsh weaves its way through natural wetland terrain. Beautiful oaks and palmettos form a backdrop for challenging golf, where length has its advantages but precision is rewarded.

Creekside features broad fairways and defined carries. Elevation changes create a subtle feeling of rolling hills. Bunkers and moguls surround the greens to fortify the challenge.

Bay Island draws from the rugged, natural lay of the land as the longest and most formidable of the three west courses. Water hazards, sand traps, and thick stands of oak and cypress feature prominently.

For pure golf, you can’t do better than the Naples Club, located on Immokolee Road. Brilliant creations of architect Tom Fazio, the Cypress and Sabal courses are nestled among cypress stands, Florida slash pines and sabal palms. These Audubon Sanctuary courses meander around our 8,200-square-foot clubhouse.

Cypress opens with wide fairways punctuated by strategically placed bunkers. The back nine becomes tighter, with holes often cutting through dense stands of trees. Steep-faced bunkers, plenty of wetlands and water, and slick-running greens are signature features.

Sabal bordering on a wildlife preserve, is a little shorter and tighter than its sibling course. Long white sand bunkers flank undulating fairways. Ponds intimidate, especially on holes nine through 12, which curl around a 35-acre lake. Multi-tiered greens with false fronts and terraces require focus until the ball is holed.