Palmetto-Pine Country Club

I read all the reviews they were right about everything except the crew that met you at the bag drop very rude no one willing to give any information as to how to get from point A to B . They were non engaging. They were more interested in chatting amongst themselves. The pro shop and the starter were fantastic. The course was in great shape and the greens were very consistent.

Six sets of tees for all players. Greens were near perfect. Speed of greens were perfect to my likings. Fairways were a little soggy in a few places but not bad. Overall a nice, charming golf course. I would play again

Great course with wide fairways and very nice greens. Staff were great and would highly recommend

The well-run course is in great shape!

It plays long for women, but I

got on in regulation on some holes.

The course is pretty. Greens were slow but in fabulous shape.

The course was a little wet in spots after a week of rain, so not unexpected. To bad it’s the Capes only course worth playing.But, it’s a good one!

Greens were great. Beautiful course but the back nine fairways was wet and nice drives were plugging. Other than that the course was very nice.

Condition was good for being wet and the greens are in great shape.

I had played the course in the summer of 2025 and loved the course. The course is still a good course, but it wasn't in the same condition it was the year before.

Pros:

Generally, this course is in great condition and has recently undergone an extensive overhaul. It's a classic layout, with well shaped holes, well planned waste areas and established tree lines, which separates it from the modern cookie-cutter course designs in SWFL. Greens are generally in great shape and the rough maintained to keep it playable. The turn has a great bar and friendly staff with plenty of food/drink options ready to go.

Cons:

You have to pay for warmup range balls and cannot hit anything close to driver, since there are houses at the end of the range at about 240 yards.

Currently (8/2026), Fairways are recovering from aeration and every green seems to have repaired areas still recovering from either fungus or replanting.

Rates ($100 in summer) have not been adjusted to reflect conditions, so if you're not paying half price at the moment, it's not worth it, compared to 90+ other options available in Lee County, all at about the same or better quality level.

TLDR: I will wait until the course is in better shape before teeing it up here again, and make sure there's a discount applied to make it worthwhile.

The back nine are closed and I had to play the front nine twice. The course is overratet and not in good conditions - not worth that money!!