Naples golf rates: green fees by season, course by course
Naples golf rates by season: peak, shoulder, summer and twilight green fees at the public, semi-private and resort courses from Naples to Fort Myers, 2026-27.
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Naples golf rates for 2026-27 run from about $70 with cart at the Fort Myers city courses in November to $199 at Stoneybrook from January to April, with resort courses higher and unpublished. Rates climb from the November-December shoulder to a February-March peak, then fall to the year's lows from June to September. Twilight saves 30% to 50% almost everywhere.
This guide lists every published green fee in our files, by season and course, from Naples to Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Sanibel and Punta Gorda. Most were read on club rate pages on November 3, 2026; some are GolfNow deals or older figures, and those are labelled. Many courses post one season at a time and use dynamic pricing, so rates change, sometimes daily.
Quick facts
- Peak (January-April): Stoneybrook $199 morning; The Dunes $189-$199.
- Shoulder (November-December): city courses $70; Eagle Lakes $89-$109; Ibis Landing $99; Hibiscus $159.
- Summer (May-October): Stoneybrook $99; Fort Myers Country Club $45 (May-September).
- Twilight: $35 (city courses) to $105 (Stoneybrook, peak).
- Tax: included at the city courses; 6% to 6.5% extra at several others.
- Not published: Tiburón, LaPlaya, the Rookery, Lely Mustang, Spanish Wells and others.
How Naples golf rates move through the year
Southwest Florida golf prices follow the snowbird season. November and early December are the shoulder, with near-perfect weather and rates below peak, though Thanksgiving and Christmas-New Year weeks price like peak. January to April is peak, with the highest fees in February and March. Many courses still charge high-season rates for the first half of April, then step down. May is shoulder. June to September is the cheapest, wettest stretch, with resident and summer deals and summer closures for aerification. October is a transition as courses reopen and rates climb toward season.
Green fees by season, course by course
| Course | Peak (Jan-Apr) | Shoulder (Nov-Dec) | Summer | Twilight | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stoneybrook | $199 AM / $170 PM | $130 / $99 | $99 / $75 (May-Oct) | $105 / $70 / $55 | Plus tax; dynamic |
| Hibiscus | No separate card | $159 / $129 (from Nov 1) | Summer packages | $99 after 2:04 pm | Plus 6% tax |
| Eagle Lakes | Not posted | $89-$109 | Not posted | $55 from 2:30 pm | |
| Fort Myers CC | Not yet posted | $70 / $55 (Nov) | $45 / $35 (May 11-Sep 30) | $35 after 3 pm | Tax included |
| Eastwood | Not yet posted | $70 / $55 (Nov) | $45 / $35 (undated sheet) | $35 after 3 pm | Tax included |
| Coral Oaks | $90 (Jan 2026) | Not published | Not published | $70 | Residents $65 |
| Ibis Landing | Not yet posted | $99+ / $89+ | Oct 1-15: $69 | $69+ after 3 pm | Plus 6.5% tax; balls incl. |
| Shell Point | Not published | $125 / $115 (Nov) | Oct: $115 / $105 | $60 walking after 3 pm | Public 18 from 10 am |
| The Dunes | $189-$199; $139 PM from Mar 13 | $69 (Nov 1-15), $130, $169 (Dec) | Not read | $69 (Mar 13-Apr 30) | 2025-26 card, plus tax |
| Babcock National | Not published | $109+ / $99+ | Not published | $69+ after 3 pm | Public books 3 days out |
| Saltleaf | About $289 (2024) | $229 Nov (opening season) | Not read | Not read | No 2026-27 card read |
| Lely Flamingo Island | Not published | Not published | About $108 (GolfNow, Sep 2026) | Not published |
"AM / PM" shows the morning and afternoon bands each course uses (for example, 7 am-noon and noon-3 pm at the city courses). Saltleaf figures come from a GolfPass review of its opening season, which ran $229 in November to $349 in February.
Naples-side rates
On the Collier County side, Hibiscus published a single fall card from November 1, 2026 with no end date: $159 from 7 am to noon, $129 to 2 pm and $99 after 2:04 pm, the same on weekdays and weekends, with 9 holes at $89, $79 and $59. It is the last public season before Hibiscus becomes a private club. Eagle Lakes posted $89 to $109 for November-December. ArrowHead's season rates could not be read, but a GolfNow deal was $51.99 with cart in August 2026. Valencia shows morning, afternoon, twilight (from 2:30 pm) and couples bands without prices.
Bonita Springs and Estero rates
Stoneybrook has the clearest card on the board: $199, $170 and $105 by time of day for January-April, $130, $99 and $70 for November-December, and $99, $75 and $55 for May-October, all plus tax, with the lowest rates online. Saltleaf's club page sends golfers to the booking engine; rates include pre-round range balls plus 6.5% tax, and the walking-only Leaf par 3 was $30 for players on the 18 in 2024. Spanish Wells prices dynamically and says booking earlier is cheaper. Bonita Fairways had GolfNow summer deals at $28 to $33 with cart.
Fort Myers, Lehigh and Cape Coral rates
The city of Fort Myers posts one month at a time. November 2026 at both courses: $70 with cart before noon, $55 from noon to 3 pm, $35 after 3 pm, or $45, $35 and $20 walking, tax included. Expect January-April above November.
East in Lehigh Acres, Ibis Landing stepped up from $69 before noon (October 1-15) to $79 (October 16-31) and $99 (November-December), with cart and warm-up balls included. In Cape Coral, Coral Oaks charged $90 with cart in January 2026, $70 at twilight, $50 for 9, $55 walking and $65 for residents. Palmetto-Pine and Cape Royal show prices only in their booking engines.
Sanibel and the beaches
The Dunes on Sanibel has the steepest seasonal ladder: $129 in October, $69 from November 1-15, $130 from November 16-30, $169 in December, $189 from January 1-14, $199 from January 15 to March 12, then $189 in the morning and $139 at midday until April 30, with $69 twilight from 3 pm in spring (2025-26 card, plus tax). Shell Point near the causeway charged $125 for 18 from 10 am to 1 pm in November 2026, with a $75 rate for Shell Point residents. Sanibel Island Golf Club sold GolfNow summer deals at about $36 to $71.
Resort and guest-only courses
The guest-only courses do not publish green fees. Tiburón prices dynamically through its own system for Ritz-Carlton guests; a third-party planning guide quotes roughly $99 in summer to $300 or more in high season, and a European listing quoted $289 (undated). LaPlaya Golf Club publishes no guest fee. The Rookery at Marco uses dynamic pricing for JW Marriott Marco Island guests; its "Bring Your Swing" 9 holes after 2 pm was $149 including rental clubs, and an undated resort release gave $79 to $179 seasonally. See Naples golf resorts.
Extras that change the price
- Tax: Hibiscus adds 6%, Saltleaf and Ibis Landing 6.5%; the city courses include it.
- Rental clubs: Spanish Wells $35 for 9 and $60 for 18; Palmetto-Pine $50 for 18; Valencia $50; Ibis Landing $75; the Rookery $90 for 18.
- Range: included with a round at Ibis Landing and Saltleaf; Babcock National's range pass is $30.
- Non-playing riders: $30 at Ibis Landing; not allowed at the Fort Myers city courses from October 15, 2026.
For the lowest prices, see cheap golf in Naples; for season-long savings, golf passes in Naples and Fort Myers. The best time to golf in Naples and summer golf in Naples explain the calendar behind the prices, the public golf courses in Naples list covers every course you can book, and Naples tee times covers when to book. To budget a whole trip, use the Naples golf trip cost guide. For a desert comparison, see Palm Springs golf rates.
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Courses in this guide
Questions golfers ask
How much is a round of golf in Naples?
At public courses in the 2026-27 season, morning rates with cart ran from $70 at the Fort Myers city courses (November) to $199 at Stoneybrook (January-April), plus tax at most courses. Saltleaf was reported at about $289 at peak in 2024, and the resort courses do not publish rates.
When are Naples golf rates highest?
January to April, peaking in February and March when snowbirds, spring training and spring breaks overlap. Stoneybrook's morning rate goes from $130 in November-December to $199 in January-April, and The Dunes on Sanibel tops out at $199 from January 15 to March 12.
When are Naples golf rates lowest?
June to September. Fort Myers Country Club charged $45 with cart before noon from May 11 to September 30, 2026, Stoneybrook $99 from May to October, and GolfNow deals ran as low as $28 at Bonita Fairways. Many courses close for aerification at some point in summer.
Do Naples green fees include the cart?
Usually, at the public courses in this guide: the Fort Myers city rates, Stoneybrook's card and Ibis Landing all quote riding rates, and Ibis and Saltleaf include range balls. Walking rates exist at the city courses and Coral Oaks.
Are taxes included in Naples golf rates?
It varies. The Fort Myers city rates include tax, while Stoneybrook, Hibiscus (6%), Ibis Landing (6.5%) and Saltleaf (6.5%) add tax on top. Check the booking page before you compare prices.
How much does Tiburón cost?
Tiburón does not publish green fees. Rates are dynamic and booked through the club's system by guests of the two Ritz-Carltons; a third-party planning guide quotes roughly $99 in summer to $300 or more in high season, and a European listing quoted $289 (undated).
Why do some Naples courses not publish rates?
Many use dynamic pricing that changes with demand, and some only show prices in their booking engine. Spanish Wells, Lely, Valencia, Palmetto-Pine, Cape Royal and Westminster published no dollar rates on the pages we read, so check their booking pages for live prices.
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