Bonita Bay Club Course Review

The Bonita Bay Club is an 18 hole Bay Island golf course, located in Bonita Springs, Florida and it boasts its over 7000 yards of golf from the longest tees, a slope rating of 147 on Bermuda grass and a par of 72. The Bonita Bay was designed by the architect Arthur Hills and it was opened in 1985. Keep in mind that this is a private golf club available just for members and their guests and arguably the best of the Bonita West courses, with perfect greens, smooth as crystal and running at twelve. The scenery is absolutely wonderful, the layout nothing short of challenging and everything is perfectly groomed and in a very good shape at all times. The Bonita Bay Club is located within a gated community (Bonita Bay) and it was built and designed for preserving and even enhance the natural beauty of the surrounding area. Also, the Bonita Bay Club is the 1st facility in SW Florida to provide GolfBoards for its members at the Naples facility. GolfBoards are a hybrid between a surfboard and a skateboard on wheels, to be used by a single person, being a lot more healthier compared to regular golf carts. Aside from being a golf club aimed at enhancing the health of its members, the Bonita Bay Club offers National Geographic-like distractions for its attending guests, such as daring raccoons making ninja-like raids on golf carts, stealing everything from cameras and smartphones to half eaten sandwiches.

If you're the outdoors type, you'll absolutely fall in-love with the Bonita Bay Club. The vegetation is epic here, ranging from waving grasses to moss draped oaks and cypress trees. Bottom line, the Bonita Bay is a pure and beautiful golf course, offering a knock off scenery and plenty of wild life, with impeccable greens. Playing here you'll feel like you're in old Florida, just you, your gear and nature.