Sanibel Island Golf Club

The course got wrecked from the hurricanes and took a while to come back. Drew planted new seed and it’s really filling in nicely. Greens were great, fairways getting much better. Some tee boxes are beat up but overall, really getting back in shape.

Great layout, but tees are in rough shape. However, most fairways and all greens are in decent shape.

Give the course a wet off-season and continued investments from new owners and it will be recovered to the gem it was before hurricane Ian.

They also just reopened the remodeled bar & grill, which is very nice. Staff are hardworking and friendly.

Greens were in good shape but slow. Tee boxes were in bad shape. No ball washers, or on course water. On the bright side we did see an alligator.

Significantly improved conditions since the recent 3 hurricanes. Greens are in great shape, while fairways are much improved and almost completely grown in. Some tee boxes need work, but overall great conditions.

Beautiful setting however tee boxes need a lot of work however the greens and the fairways are immaculate.

Also suggest better hole markings. Zero marking for which hole your on or where to go next.

The course is starting to really look good after being fully devistated by the hurricane. The club house looks great with a real good restaurant and newly remodeled bar. Super friendly staff. The only thing missing are a few signs, markers and a couple ball wasers on the course.

The greens were awesome almost no blemishes nice slow speed so the course doesn’t penalize you once you’re on the green.

Tee boxes a whole other story , horrible shape, horrible footing probably the worst tea boxes I played on other than El Rio.

Fairways were hit and miss if you missed the center of the fairway and you were on the sides, then you had green grass to hit from if you hit the middle of the fairway or anywhere close to it it was dirt and splotches of grass.

$176 for two people was astronomical for this course won’t play it again