Sabal Springs Golf & Racquet Club

Executive course with lots of water and houses. Very tight fairways.

Too much water for me. I lost a ball every time. Also, I'm not used to so many 3 par under 100 yds.

For an executive course, it is well maintained. Greens and tee boxes in good shape. Narrow fairways with lots of water.

Excellent conditions. Extremely narrow course. Only one bathroom on the entire links-style course - (unacceptable), and no water station - (if you don't bring your own beverages then you must purchase bottled water or Gatorade in the pro shop before you tee off). Also, strange that they are freakishly rigid about wearing a mask in the pro shop, but claim that COVID restrictions have been lifted for golf in Florida and consequently all single golfers must share a cart with whoever they pair you up with. According to the pro shop rep, they'll be putting the rakes back out and expecting everyone to use the flags again beginning next week.YIKES! There must be a different news network in North fort Myers because from what I've read, the pandemic isn't over and they're even saying that we may see a second resurgence. I had a great time but I won't be (a) risking my life to golf here as a single during the pandemic, or (b) ruining my bladder to golf here either. Strange days indeed.

Played this through golf now. Got a really good price for a fun and challenging course. Looking forward to playing it again

Late February in Fort Myers Florida is prime time for snowbirds who want to golf, but Sabal Springs was nearly empty. Few cars in the parking lot. One guy trying to run the pro shop and wash golf carts.

Nice bar and restaurant is closed.

Feels like foreclosure is knocking on the door.

Beautiful course. Amazing price for Florida in season golf. Friendliest clubhouse dude we’ve experienced this year. Playing the back tees (blue and white) require experience and precision or you’ll come away with many fewer balls. We played gold for rewarding irons practice. Will come again for sure.

This course has water everywhere , often on both sides of the fairways. Speaking of fairways, they’re lined with houses too close to the course. If you’re playing army golf, forget it. Left right and into a house. It was not my favorite round. Unless you are a pinpoint golfer, I’d suggest going elsewhere