About
Myerlee Golf & Country Club began as the dream of a retired New York police officer who moved to Florida in the 1960s just so he could play more golf. His dream eventually became a peaceful retirement community with a beautiful 18-hole course as its centerpiece. The Arthur Hills-designed layout is one of the toughest par-60 golf courses in southwest Florida. There are two streams that cut across the course and intersect on the front nine. They snake along every hole, making water the predominant hazard but there are also several strategically placed bunkers to watch out for. The golf course is mostly open with a few cypress trees dotted along the fairways and greens. Myerlee Golf & C.C. is a course that will test your skills but it isn't overly punishing, which gives it appeal for beginners as well.
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New greens and tee blocks
Course has been updated with new greens and tee blocks.
Only issue was a fivesome that backed up the course. They started as 2 sine and 3 some and then joined up in second hole.
Just a nice par three course. Flat, few water hazards. I've played other courses like this that had more character than this one. I expected more I guess.
We love Myerlee
They always accommodate us. It's a fun par 4 with its challenges. The tiki bar is a festive amenity with fun staff and an easy going group of residents and guests. Great value for the fees. I always suggest that friends try Myerlee when they set up a tee time.
Good Warmup
I've played Myerlee before and it's a challenging little course, you definitely need to use all of your irons on this one. Only a couple holes where the driver comes into play. the course was in good shape, I know it gets pretty torn up during season, so taking that into consideration, it was not as bad as I have seen it in the past. I enjoy playing the course and stopping for a couple cold ones at the outside bar!!!!
Ok executive course
Good for practicing short irons. Ok condition but pace was slow.
Not Many Choices
Course is just OK but this is peak season so unless you belong to a club you play wherever you can
Slow
4 plus hours on an executive course is a bit too much. We waited one to two groups on every hole. Four groups were waiting on the first tee.
Gruesome twosome.
Too many twosome ahead of us (at least 3) had the course backed up. On one tee we waited 10 minutes. The twosome made no effort to join together.