Sanibel Island Golf Club

Sanibel Island Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-71 course measuring 6,400 yards on Sanibel Island, one of Florida’s most ecologically significant barrier islands. The layout integrates the island’s natural environment, with the J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge framing much of the course and wildlife sightings common throughout a round. Elite pricing and island exclusivity define the playing experience, with no driving range on property.

Sanibel Island is accessible only by a toll causeway from Fort Myers, giving the course a built-in sense of remove from the mainland. The club operates as a private facility, primarily serving island residents and property owners. The 6,400-yard layout plays longer than it measures given the island’s coastal breezes, and the natural setting distinguishes it clearly from the resort-style courses on the mainland.