Magnolia Landing Golf & Country Club

Pretty nice layout and good greens. A lot of water but a fun track

Course was very challenging greens on front 9 were a little thin otherwise it was a great time thanks

We enjoy Magnolia wry much. Pace of play was slow but that is to be expected this time of year. Course was in great shape

Course is in very poor condition. Greens have disease patches that are covered with sand. Fairways are not in good condition. Not what I expected for a “top rated” course that charges $130 to play. Pace of play was fine (4 1/4 hours)although we were pushed by a rude ranger to move along. Will not return.

The staff was friendly but that was the only positive. Course was in poor condition, had a poor layout and was overpriced. Would not recommend this course to anyone.

Course was nice to play. Fairways were very tight. Sand traps were good. Greens were very nice and rolled well.

I was forced to play with another player who made my time absolutely horrible. All he did was complain and talk. Was not courteous at all and just a jerk to play with. Made me really not like the course because I HAD to be paired.

We have played this course several time. Love the layout. Staff is exceptional. The grill room was being carpeted so we were only able to purchase drinks etc from cart girl.

Good bang for your dollar in Fort Myers area with prices being what they are. You need to be a pretty good golfer to break hundred first time playing. I’ve played a lot an and pretty much know how NOT to get into a lot of trouble. Greens can be as tough as course,don’t try and read to much into them,get speed down and sav a lot of three putts….

Horrible conditions. Waste of money. Staff friendly. First and last time I’ve played this course.

I'll preface this review as I am pretty critical on reviews and brutally honest.

I booked this round on GN and was really looking forward to playing because I've heard some really good things from another person. The layout is very good...it's a little tricky with water hazards that creep into the fairways and are hidden but I was using a GPS on my phone (they don't have GPS's on carts) so I could see where the water would creep in. The range is an aqua range which I hate because the floater balls not only don't fly the correct distances but they've been hit so many times that they don'y even fly true. I hit one ball that was a big SLOOK (started slicing until it got about 120 yards out then decided to hook). Regardless, they are just there to get loose so I can accept it. The putting green had me a little concerned because it has some pretty large sandy areas where they were losing the greens so they sanded those sections heavy. On the course most greens were satisfactory but a few had the same sandy issues but I understand it's grass and mother nature sometimes makes it difficult. The fairways were long, the bunkers were unkept (which I am a firm believer that if you're going to have bunkers everywhere, maintain them or just make those areas waste areas or long rough but no excuse to have the steep faces on some bunkers didn't have sand pushed up to the edge so it looked like they were washed out and it hasn't rained in a couple of days. The rough is minimal that is playable but you can get some bad lies which is fair. The fringes and run off areas were marginal at best.

All in all, not a terrible course BUT if you're going to charge a premium, make it a premium venue. No way this place is worth a buck and a half...maybe $60-$70 and just because golf is high this time of year down here. I'd like to give it more than 3 stars but based on the overall condition of the course versus the price, I believe 3 stars is about right. For $70, I'd given it 4 stars just because it was about what I would expect for the price.