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Royal Palm CC - Naples FL
Jim Sherma:
A friend joined here over the winter and I have not been able to find out much of anything about it. Based on what I've been told it sounds like a good members club. I'll probably visit at some point in any event but want to know how motivated I should be to make it happen sooner rather than later.
Also, what other courses down in the area would make for a nice little mid-winter golf break using Royal palm as a home base?
Ed Brzezowski:
I really liked The Colony. Typical Florida golf but a nice layout, good food, great service. They allowed guest play after noon I believe.
There are alot of nice courses down there to choose from imho. Not all great golf but some nice tracks to work off the rust.
Ian Mackenzie:
Mid-winter break?
Heck, I've logged four rounds already...in Chicago!!
Naples area has 200+ courses.
After May 1 "reciprocal season" starts and many private courses are accessible.
RPCC is between Naples and Marco and is average at best.
Many threads here already on courses in Naples so I suggest a search is in order.
Lely is a just minutes away for starters.
Public-access golf down there is tough and quite...um...bifurcated. You either pay $75.00 for a very average course that meanders around ponds and condos. Or, you pay $200+ for a 5 hour round at a resort.
Jim Sherma:
I was speaking of heading down next winter and figuring out how to work a family/golf deal into the mix - I'm thankfully getting well bedded into the season in PA.
--- Quote from: Ian Mackenzie on April 14, 2015, 12:47:30 PM ---Mid-winter break?
Heck, I've logged four rounds already...in Chicago!!
Naples area has 200+ courses.
After May 1 "reciprocal season" starts and many private courses are accessible.
RPCC is between Naples and Marco and is average at best.
Many threads here already on courses in Naples so I suggest a search is in order.
Lely is a just minutes away for starters.
Public-access golf down there is tough and quite...um...bifurcated. You either pay $75.00 for a very average course that meanders around ponds and condos. Or, you pay $200+ for a 5 hour round at a resort.
--- End quote ---
J_ Crisham:
Calusa Pines, Naples National, The Hideout, Old Collier, - in that order from very good to good. After these 4 it drops off dramatically IMO. Not very inspiring public golf in this area.
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