Colonial Country Club

Colonial Country Club is a championship golf course located in Fort Myers, Florida, designed by renowned architect Gordon Lewis. The par-72 course opened in early 2003 and features 18 holes delivering a balanced challenge suitable for golfers of all skill levels. Built on land that was originally untouched swampland, the course is situated within a master-planned gated community in Southwest Florida.

The course is known for its blend of challenge and aesthetic beauty, quickly establishing itself as a standout feature of the community upon opening. The layout incorporates the natural landscape characteristic of the region. Colonial Country Club underwent a complete renovation in recent years, emerging as a modern championship-caliber course that maintains playability across various skill levels.

Beyond the golf course itself, Colonial operates as a full-service country club and bundled community, featuring comprehensive amenities including dining facilities, a fitness center, and recreational courts. The club has undergone significant capital improvements over its history, including a $6.5 million clubhouse renovation in 2020 that expanded dining, event, and kitchen facilities. The course remains an integral part of the larger Colonial Country Club community experience.