Hibiscus Golf Club

Need a Marshall to keep the slower groups moving as the starter does a great job making sure groups are teeing off on time but select groups need a nudge to pick up the pace especially when there are open holes in front of slower playing groups

It’s always a slow start but then it gets moving after 3rd hole

The course is a little burned out. The greens have patches of grass that make the putting service uneven.

Easy enough course for me but yet many challenges. Enjoy it each time I play. The staff are also very friendly and helpful.

This course could be very good if it was better maintained. The greens were pretty good, but the fairways and tee boxes were poor. The starter was very accommodating as he was able to switch my tee time to 30 minutes earlier. I had a good time regardless of the course conditions.

Played here 3 weeks ago and it was good so we played again. This time conditions were poor except for the greens. Tee boxes were all chewed up. Big renovations start April 1. It looks like they stopped maintaining the course except for the greens. I will not come back in March.

I was down in Naples for a few days and played Hibiscus because I read a few decent reviews of the course. Boy was that a mistake. The tee boxes, fairways, and greens all need a lot of work. I was told they are closing the course in April to do it over, and they need it. I can't believe they charged $125/player for an afternoon tee time for this course. I think $45 would have been a fair price. Almost every green has fungus issues, the fairways were awful, tee boxes need work, and bunkers are horribly maintained. We were a little over 4 hours in going to the 14th tee, so we decided to call it a day. If the course was in good shape we probably would have finished, but not wasting another hour and 20 min to play a course in bad shape like Hibiscus. Until they redo this course I would not recommend it, especially for what they charge.