Calusa Country Club

Course has interesting holes. Not a boring layout! Conditions are really good for a young course. There is nothing built up around the course yet, so on windy days, it is very windy and dusty. There are no amenities except a teailer for a clubhouse. There is a food truck at the turn, beverage cart, and they give you bottled water. My only wish is they had a set of tees closer to 5000 yds. The tees go from 4700 to 5300 yds. Nothing in-between. How about making a combo tee and getting it rated?

A lot of positives. The majority of the course is quite forgiving. Wide and open. The fairways are in great condition. The greens too but it takes a lot to slow down here. You will get adjusted when you are on the back nine.

It is a new course. And located in a new construction are. So you see houses being built, some roads (even for the golf carts) not being finished etc. It does not impact the overall appreciation of scheelt round of golf.

One thing that is apparent and a pity. During the last couple of months you see a growing number of ball marks and divots not being repaired. This is such a shame and deteriorate the perfect shape of fairways an green rapidly. I hope that players are going to behave better…..

Can’t wait for the construction to be done. Course offers some tough holes. One of the best courses I have played in the area. Will be coming back. The greens are in good shape.

Course was in good shape

GPS carts were not working properly

Made it difficult

Master-planned communities have tended to give short-shrift to golf course architects, forcing them into tortured routings with little sense of flow. Much as I’d like to say otherwise, Calusa is not far out of that mold, although Gordon Lewis’ execution of individual holes is good, with plenty of width off the tee and some interesting green shapes that keep things interesting. As is increasingly the case, the course, though brand-new when I played it, was in very fine shape. Time will tell how well it stacks up to neighboring communities and their courses.

This course is a complete mess. There’s no proper signage anywhere, so you’re constantly guessing where to go, and golf carts get stuck because of poor layout. On top of that, the golf pro came out just to tell us we were doing everything wrong—this was our first time playing here.

To make it worse, every hole on the GPS in the cart showed an advertisement, forcing you to click “go back to golf.” If I wanted to play with a computer, I’d sit at my desk.

No rebuttal necessary. The experience speaks for itself.

This course is a complete mess. There’s no proper signage anywhere, so you’re constantly guessing where to go, and golf carts get stuck because of poor layout. On top of that, the golf pro came out just to tell us we were doing everything wrong—this was our first time playing here.

To make it worse, every hole on the GPS in the cart showed an advertisement, forcing you to click “go back to golf.” If I wanted to play with a computer, I’d sit at my desk.

This course is in awesome shape! Staff is extremely friendly and will definitely return.

Played this course for the first time in August and was in great conditions. Pace of play was good for a sunday morning. Diffently coming back and playing next year while on town

Greens firm and sanded, lots of construction going on everywhere. Will be a nice track when it matures.

Property under early construction so tough getting around

I've played here 11 times. Staff is great. Conditions are much better than most courses in the area. Prices are reasonable considering no pro shop or permanent toilet facilities, Extra wide fairways keep a quick pace. Tee boxes, fairways and greens in excellent conditions.