The Old Collier Golf Club

The Old Collier Golf Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in southwestern Florida, designed as a dedicated golf community rather than a traditional country club. The course features par 72 layout with multiple tee options accommodating golfers of all skill levels.

The design integrates the natural landscape seamlessly, with dominant features including saltwater marsh and mangrove habitats along the northern side, particularly evident on holes 10, 11, 12, and 18. Upland scrub with distinctive white sand characterizes several back nine holes, while mature oak and sabal palm trees frame the front nine. The course incorporates dramatic elevation changes—unusual for South Florida—creating uphill and downhill shots that add visual and strategic interest.

Notable design elements include signature bunkers mimicking upland sand characteristics, strategically contoured greens varying in size, and thoughtful use of water features and native vegetation for both aesthetics and playability. Holes like the par-5 11th, the longest on the course, showcase spectacular natural vistas of diverse habitats. The routing balances challenge with accessibility, with carefully placed hazards that reward accurate shot-making while maintaining playability for diverse skill levels.