Quail Run Golf Club

Best price in Naples for a reason. Greens had long patches of random grass. Pace of play was ridiculous. No marshall in sight. Go elsewhere

We played later in the afternoon, so the course was backed up a bit, but not bad. Enjoyed our round and we’ll be back if we are in the area.

For those of us public golfers who live in Naples, this course provides a close and affordable challenge that requires precise golfing over big hitting. There a lot of sand traps, fairway as well as green side.

Burnt out narrow fairways. At the end the took the bag cleaning tip but just waved the cloth over the clubs. Not worth the money.

I played here a lot many years ago. The course condition is far better today. Our group really enjoyed it.

Last start with a late tee time. Expensive for course conditions. Playing between condos and homes every hole. Greens rolled like coarse sandpaper. 5100 yards from the tips.

Very slow play, there are no rangers to help pace of play.

It was the first time a friend and I played this golf course. We were matched up with a couple from Michigan. We enjoyed playing with them. and we enjoyed the golf course. The sand traps were very strategically placed, and our group found many of them. The sand was fluffy and well raked, so no complaints.

To charge guests $160 to play a $45 course, is gouging! This course is very fortunate to be centrally located in Naples and they clearly know it. The staff was very pleasant. The course is in rough shape, slow, bumpy greens, poorly cared for tee boxes, and replacing divots is not a thing here. Off season may be the only time to play here?

There was three of us that played this and the fairways were in horrible condition very little grass. Doesn’t look like they water the course very much. The driving range was maybe 100 foot long hitting into a net. I would never play this course again.