More Golf Courses:

Riverwood Golf Club. 

This Golf Digest 4 1/2 star Southwest Florida Golf Course is truly unique as a result of its design features, natural beauty and varying challenges. The front nine of this Gene Bates designed, par 72 championship golf course flows through heavily wooded terrain, rich in stands of natural pine. The back nine meanders amid salt marsh and wetlands. Surrounded by lush landscaping and native vegetation, each hole is a challenge, taking advantage of its natural setting. But par is achievable so that the result of a day's play is satisfaction and enjoyment. The Golf Learning Center at Riverwood also sets Riverwood Golf Club apart from other Southwest Florida golf courses. Here you can play while you learn - and learn while you play. There is an area specifically designed for practicing approach, chip, and sand wedge shots, as well as a one and a half acre putting green. These separate areas enable golfers to practice the use of every club in their bag and enhance all aspects of their game.
 

Deep Creek Golf Club, 

Located just 2 miles off I-75 in Port Charlotte, Florida, offers a challenging 6000+ yard Mark McCumber design - encompassed by a world of native Florida wildlife and natural landscape. And don't let the "par 70" factor fool you. This course is uniquely designed to challenge your skill of course management, lined with endless  meandering waterways and plenty of bunkers to test your sand play.

Bobcat Trail Golf Club.

Plays 6748 yards, par 71 from the tips and is the only Golf Digest rated 4-1/2 star golf course in Sarasota County. Designed by current Canadian Open Champion and former PGA Champion, Bob Tway, and architect Lee Singletary, "The Cat" is a rewarding challenge for players of all skill levels.

Every hole at Bobcat Trail is a distinctive "risk-reward" design and any one of the 18 could be considered the signature hole. The keys to scoring on "The Cat" are well placed drives on the wide rolling fairways, accurate irons to the proper "shelf" and imagination and steady nerves on and around the large, undulating and well-bunkered greens.

Heron Creek Golf Club.

To incorporate the vision of the Master Plan for Heron Creek and its emphasis on preserving and enhancing the natural environment, the developers of Heron Creek chose Arthur Hills, nationally known architect of more than 130 golf courses, to design the 27-hole championship golf course.