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Palmetto Pine Course



Palmetto Pine, situated in the heart of Cape Coral, is a classic Florida course embodying the state's relaxed yet challenging golfing spirit. Conceived during the surge of recreational golf course construction in the 1960s, Palmetto Pine presents a largely open, parkland layout. The original design offers a traditional play where subtle doglegs and strategically placed water hazards encourage thoughtful shot making over sheer power. While not known for extreme length, the course demands strategic positioning to navigate its mature trees and the prevailing winds that sweep across the southwest Florida landscape. While the course has never hosted a major professional event, it remains a popular destination for local tournaments and competitive amateur play. Membership at Palmetto Pine fosters a community deeply rooted in the traditions of the game. Longtime members often share stories from the club's early days, with particular fondness for tales of impromptu twilight rounds and the convivial atmosphere around the nineteenth hole. A signature clam chowder, a recipe passed down through generations of club chefs, has become a beloved staple, often mentioned with the same reverence as a well-struck drive.
The gateway to Palmetto Pine Country Club is Southwest Florida International Airport in Fort Myers, a straightforward twenty-minute drive west into Cape Coral's sprawling canal-lined neighborhoods. The route follows Interstate 75 south before peeling off onto surface roads that thread through the city's distinctive grid of waterways and residential enclaves, the Gulf Coast's flat, sun-bleached openness giving way to stands of palms and native pines. Page Field, Fort Myers' reliever airport, offers a closer private option for those seeking a quieter arrival. The final turn onto Club Circle delivers you to Palmetto Pine's gates, where the hum of coastal Florida life settles into the focused calm of a members' retreat.
FAQ
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
Palmetto Pine has a Course Vaults score of 5.5 out of 10 based on 6 logged golfers.
Palmetto Pine was designed by Arthur Hills.
Palmetto Pine is listed as private on Course Vaults; guest access is typically restricted.
Par at Palmetto Pine is 72.
Palmetto Pine plays 6,590 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at Palmetto Pine is 124.
Palmetto Pine Course



Palmetto Pine, situated in the heart of Cape Coral, is a classic Florida course embodying the state's relaxed yet challenging golfing spirit. Conceived during the surge of recreational golf course construction in the 1960s, Palmetto Pine presents a largely open, parkland layout. The original design offers a traditional play where subtle doglegs and strategically placed water hazards encourage thoughtful shot making over sheer power. While not known for extreme length, the course demands strategic positioning to navigate its mature trees and the prevailing winds that sweep across the southwest Florida landscape. While the course has never hosted a major professional event, it remains a popular destination for local tournaments and competitive amateur play. Membership at Palmetto Pine fosters a community deeply rooted in the traditions of the game. Longtime members often share stories from the club's early days, with particular fondness for tales of impromptu twilight rounds and the convivial atmosphere around the nineteenth hole. A signature clam chowder, a recipe passed down through generations of club chefs, has become a beloved staple, often mentioned with the same reverence as a well-struck drive.
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The gateway to Palmetto Pine Country Club is Southwest Florida International Airport in Fort Myers, a straightforward twenty-minute drive west into Cape Coral's sprawling canal-lined neighborhoods. The route follows Interstate 75 south before peeling off onto surface roads that thread through the city's distinctive grid of waterways and residential enclaves, the Gulf Coast's flat, sun-bleached openness giving way to stands of palms and native pines. Page Field, Fort Myers' reliever airport, offers a closer private option for those seeking a quieter arrival. The final turn onto Club Circle delivers you to Palmetto Pine's gates, where the hum of coastal Florida life settles into the focused calm of a members' retreat.
FAQ
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
Palmetto Pine has a Course Vaults score of 5.5 out of 10 based on 6 logged golfers.
Palmetto Pine was designed by Arthur Hills.
Palmetto Pine is listed as private on Course Vaults; guest access is typically restricted.
Par at Palmetto Pine is 72.
Palmetto Pine plays 6,590 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at Palmetto Pine is 124.