This course is in our GSPro library — pull it up in any bay and play it wall to wall.

"Typical SW Florida winter-community club; catalog-completeness entry."

A 2007 Hurdzan-Fry design in Fort Myers — the same partnership behind Erin Hills — built as the centerpiece of a golf community with a 38,000-square-foot 'Great House' clubhouse. The layout leans on rolling (by Southwest Florida standards) fairways, Pinehurst-styled bunkering and contoured greens rather than the water-on-every-hole formula common to the region. Now operated by Hampton Golf, it runs as a member-first club that opens tee times to outside play, making it one of the more accessible name-architect rounds in the Fort Myers area.

Fort Myers visitors and snowbirds who want a modern name-architect design without private-club gatekeeping; Hurdzan/Fry completists connecting the dots to Erin Hills.

The Pinehurst-style bunkering is the design signature — sandy waste edges and turtleback-tendency greens that ask for run-up shots unusual in Florida. The closing holes near the Great House give it a big-stage finish.

Genuinely friendly by Florida standards: generous fairways, multiple tees and less water than the local norm. The contoured greens and flashed bunker faces are the main challenge.

Fort Myers is about 2.5 hours south of Wesley Chapel — realistic for a winter overnight golf run, and the GSPro version means members can preview it from Bay 1 first.

Yes — in GSPro as 'The Plantation G&CC,' a Pakgolf Studios Gold-tier v2 build (pakman, updated 2025). A fair, playable sim round: wide enough for newer Clubhouse members, with enough green contour to keep better players honest. A good pick for mixed-skill group nights.

Private, non-equity club (max ~395 golf members) that opens tee times to the public via Hampton Golf — book online. Seasonal pricing swings hard: modest summer rates, premium in winter high season.