Golf in Port Charlotte

Par

72

Back tees

7,004 yds

Round

~4h

Front nine through pine woods, back nine along salt marsh · Gene Bates

A scenic, well-conditioned championship layout that locals call one of the best places to play in the county. The front nine winds through pines and the back drifts out toward the marsh.

Opened 1992 · $$$ · Slope 133

Par

70

Back tees

6,045 yds

Round

~4h

Water in play on most holes with small greens and tidy bunkering · Mark McCumber

A friendly semi-private course just off I-75 in Punta Gorda that anyone can play for a daily fee. Water comes into play often, so it rewards a steady, thoughtful round more than raw distance.

Opened 1985 · $$ · Slope 124

Par

60

Back tees

3,176 yds

Round

~4h

An 18 hole executive layout that is easy on the legs · Bill Murray

A relaxed executive course inside a Port Charlotte community that welcomes the public. The shorter par 60 layout is a kind way to keep playing often without wearing yourself out.

Opened 2006 · $$ · Slope 91

Par

62

Back tees

3,920 yds

Round

~4h

Renovated executive course set in an Audubon-certified wildlife preserve · Lane Marshall

A tidy, forgiving executive course in a 55-plus community that takes public tee times. It sits inside a certified wildlife sanctuary, so expect birds and quiet alongside an easy walk-up pace.

Opened 2002 · $$ · Slope 101

Round

~4h

The area's only stadium-lighted course, with night golf in season

A laid-back public executive layout that is the only place around with lights for night golf. It is an easy, welcoming round and a fun option when the afternoon heat finally lifts.

$$

Par

72

Back tees

7,235 yds

Round

~4h

A 2023 rebuild of the old Kingsway course at Sunseeker Resort · Kipp Schulties

The polished resort course at Sunseeker, rebuilt in 2023 on the bones of the former Kingsway club. Tee times are reserved for resort guests, so plan a stay if you want to play it.

Opened 2023 · $$$$ · Slope 134