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| What TeeTimes USA Customers are saying about Naples Beach Golf Club |  |
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11/19/2009 - Very friendly staff and the course is right off the beach. Nice location. Posted by Bill (Chatham, NJ) 4/10/2009 - In poor shape on the front nine, not well cared for, some staff with attitude. Did not enjoy this course. Does not measure as a ''high end'' course. Posted by Anthony (Somersworth, NH) This spectacular resort, built alongside the Gulf of Mexico, has some of the oldest trees in the area scattered throughout its layout. The design features generous, tree-lined fairways and the undulating, medium-sized greens. There are lakes that come into play on six holes, including #3, a 173-yard, par 3, which will test of your shotmaking skills with a shot over water. The Valley of Sin on hole #12 will remind you of the green on #18 on the Old Course at St. Andrews. The signature hole is #18, a 398-yard, par 4, requiring your approach shot over water to a well-bunkered green. Hedy Lamarr played golf here, as well as Patty Berg in her prime. An apocryphal story has it that a young Jack Nicklaus broke 40 for nine holes for the first time on this course. Mark Mahannah redesigned the original holes in 1953, followed by Ron Garl in 1979. 11/19/2009 - Very friendly staff and the course is right off the beach. Nice location. Posted by Bill (Chatham, NJ) 4/10/2009 - In poor shape on the front nine, not well cared for, some staff with attitude. Did not enjoy this course. Does not measure as a ''high end'' course. Posted by Anthony (Somersworth, NH) This spectacular resort, built alongside the Gulf of Mexico, has some of the oldest trees in the area scattered throughout its layout. The design features generous, tree-lined fairways and the undulating, medium-sized greens. There are lakes that come into play on six holes, including #3, a 173-yard, par 3, which will test of your shotmaking skills with a shot over water. The Valley of Sin on hole #12 will remind you of the green on #18 on the Old Course at St. Andrews. The signature hole is #18, a 398-yard, par 4, requiring your approach shot over water to a well-bunkered green. Hedy Lamarr played golf here, as well as Patty Berg in her prime. An apocryphal story has it that a young Jack Nicklaus broke 40 for nine holes for the first time on this course. Mark Mahannah redesigned the original holes in 1953, followed by Ron Garl in 1979. |
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| TeeTimes USA Description of Naples Beach Golf Club | |
| 6497-71.2-122 6102-69.4-118 5267-70.1-115 The Watkins Family purchased the golf course in 1946 and oversaw its redesign by Ron Garl in 1979 and 1993. Originally constructed in the 1920's, this course is the host of the South Florida PGA Open, the Florida State Senior's Open Championship and many other state and national association events. The course features well-kept greens, verdant fairways, sand traps and water, along with the majestic beauty of mature landscaping unite to challenge every golfer's skills. |
4/10/2009 - In poor shape on the front nine, not well cared for, some staff with attitude. Did not enjoy this course. Does not measure as a ''high end'' course. Posted by Anthony (Somersworth, NH)
This spectacular resort, built alongside the Gulf of Mexico, has some of the oldest trees in the area scattered throughout its layout. The design features generous, tree-lined fairways and the undulating, medium-sized greens. There are lakes that come into play on six holes, including #3, a 173-yard, par 3, which will test of your shotmaking skills with a shot over water. The Valley of Sin on hole #12 will remind you of the green on #18 on the Old Course at St. Andrews. The signature hole is #18, a 398-yard, par 4, requiring your approach shot over water to a well-bunkered green. Hedy Lamarr played golf here, as well as Patty Berg in her prime. An apocryphal story has it that a young Jack Nicklaus broke 40 for nine holes for the first time on this course. Mark Mahannah redesigned the original holes in 1953, followed by Ron Garl in 1979.