Burnt Store Golf & Activity Club

Just started golfing with my buddy. Went with him and his father a couple weeks ago. Very nice course nice staff they brought the golf cart right up to the car. Tips are appreciated there, but not forced. They deserve the tips.

We have played this course many, many times on previous trips to Cape Coral and have enjoyed it due to it's good condition and great greens. This is the first time we played it this season, and it will be the last time we play there. Sadly, the course is in terrible condition with un-puttable greens, overgrown tee boxes and bare spots everywhere on the fairways. While staff claimed that this was due to lack of water issues, this has not been the case at the other courses we have played. That said, if you are going to welcome guests to your golf course, and it is as much of a mess as this one i…

In season prices are excellent. 3, nine hole courses. Played 2 and will come back for dinner and drinks... Tee boxes are excellent. Greens are fast and excellent. Fairways are fast and excellent. There is plenty of shaded areas as well as water hazards and sand traps. Lost a lotta balls here... The nature is amazing as I saw turtles, egrets, loons, gators, and huge fish.

Just used their driving range today. Very nice. Clubhouse was nice as well. Playing on Sunday morning. Prices are very reasonable.

Their menu is consistently inconsistent. Food is good but you better call in advance to see what they are serving and availability of a table. Atmosphere is pretty blah as well as decor, but, in fairness it is basically a golf course eatery so I guess to be expected.

Wish I could get a refund! $90 for a very slow paced round, very slow. Fairways are burnt out in January? Greens were terrible, sand.... and i mean piles of it on the greens, why?? Your putts bounce all over the place! Bunkers were nice though. Course is way way over priced, golf somewhere else. Not going back.

One thing that hasn’t wavered much since I started writing about golf over 15 years ago is my thoughts on “executive” courses. “Way too short and not challenging enough,” were two thoughts that constantly crept into my head. After all, why waste hard-earned money on greens fees for a course that spans 3,800 yards when I can play a course that’s twice as long more challenging and will make me use every club in my bag. Then I played at Burnt Store Marina Country Club. The 27-hole “executive course” at Burnt Store Marina Country Club was designed by golf course architect Ron Garl and PGA TOUR Go…

Very nice executive course. Three nines. Good conditions. Various teeing positions. Plenty of water hazards and bunkers. Greens good size, grass nice, rolled a little slow, but true. Electric carts, no GPS.

Love this course. It's not long, but there are a few long holes. Greens are mostly FANTASTIC. Tee boxes got beat up quite a bit during season, but not a make or break. Plenty of grass in the fairways to hit from. Fun little layout, and for the price, you can't really beat this course in the area. Both starters I've interacted with and both of the folks in the pro shop have all been super pleasant and helpful. Hoping to play this course a bunch over the summer before all the snow birds come back later in the year

Cute course, lots of water, mostly par 3, staff were very friendly and today a great party!

After golf on Thursday afternoons you can stay and enjoy the food trucks and bands under the new Tikki Hut 🛖. Deb & Dynamics played here in Nov 7th🎵.

I have golfed this course many times in previous years and this course is in terrible shape. I cannot believe they still charge full price. Don’t waste your time or money.