Rotonda Golf and Country Club
80 Clubhouse Road, Rotonda West, Florida, United States
About the Rotonda Golf and Country Club
Rotonda Golf & Country Club, located at 80 Clubhouse Road in Rotonda West, Florida, is a premier health and store institution that has been recognized for its beginner-friendly certification and numerous awards. With five stunning courses - The Hills, Long Marsh, The Palms, The Links, and Pinemoor - all designed to provide a challenging and enjoyable golfing experience, this club is a hidden gem in the heart of Englewood Beach. The Rotonda Hills Restaurant, open to the public on select days, offers delicious made-from-scratch dishes and weekly specials that are sure to please any palate. Whether you're planning a wedding, reunion, birthday celebration, or corporate event, Rotonda Golf & Country Club is the perfect venue to create unforgettable memories for you and your guests. Come and visit us today to experience the beautiful courses, excellent dining options, and exceptional service that make Rotonda Golf & Country Club a must-visit destination in Southwest Florida.
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80 Clubhouse Rd, Rotonda West, FL 33947, United States
Opening hours of Rotonda Golf and Country Club
Monday:
07:00 - 17:30
Tuesday:
07:00 - 17:30
Wednesday:
07:00 - 17:30
Thursday:
07:00 - 17:30
Friday:
07:00 - 17:30
Saturday:
07:00 - 17:30
Sunday:
07:00 - 17:30
Reviews of Rotonda Golf and Country Club
"During my 10 years of living in SW Florida, I was always under the impression that Rotonda Golf & Country Club was a private club. It wasn’t until my sister moved there that I discovered that the public was welcome to play it, too. In the few times I’ve played it since then, I’ve always had a great time. The courses are always in good condition, they are challenging, and priced right, and the staff is friendly and helpful. The Rotonda West community is located in southwest Charlotte County, Florida, less than a mile from the Gulf of Mexico, and Englewood Beach. It is a deed-restricted community that is home to over 15,000 residents. The community has an interesting shape to it when looked at from an aerial view; it’s perfectly round, with 7 pie-shaped wedges cut into it. Each wedge is a separate community - Oakland Hills, Pebble Beach, Pinehurst, Long Meadow, White Marsh, and Pine Valley. The eighth wedge is wetlands and preserves which is helpful for irrigation of all the courses. Each community has a golf course running through it, so if you live there, you’re never too far from the golf course! All of the homes and home sites front either a golf course, greenbelt, or body of water. The Rotonda Golf & Country Club features 99 holes of golf across its five courses, designed by 5 renowned architects: Pete Dye, Ted McAnlis, John LaFoy, D.J. DeVictor, and Jim Petrides. Long Marsh has 27 holes and is considered Rotonda’s premier course; it’s also rated its toughest. Long Marsh was designed by Ted McAnlis. Rotonda Golf & Country Club has been awarded a “Beginner Friendly Certification” from the National Golf Course Owners Association and numerous accolades from the Charlotte Sun Herald. The Long Marsh Golf Course is the centerpiece of all five golf courses at Rotonda Golf & Country Club. The course winds through 450 acres of natural Florida scrub and each of Long Marsh’s 27 holes has a distinctive character, making it unlike any other course in the area. Gently rolling fairways are framed by native pine, oak, and palm trees with natural waste bunkers, lakes, and marshes that add to the intrigue. What you see is what you get; there are no blind shots or hidden hazards. Number 6 on the Pine Valley nine is probably the most interesting hole of all 99. From the White Tees it plays 350 yards and doglegs around a small lake; fairway bunkers dot the landscape in the landing area. Longball hitters can take their tee shot over the water straight at the green. Anything left of the green will most likely not be seen again. Bunkers front both sides of the green which slopes gently from back to front. It’s a good risk-reward hole. The Palms was the second golf course built at Rotonda. With five sets of tees, there’s a yardage suitable for every level of golfer. The Palms’ five finishing holes have been astounding golfers ever since. These five holes bring six different water hazards into play and feature several multi-tiered greens. Number 16 is a 492-yard par 5 with more water on the right side off the tee. There’s room to bail out left this time, just before the dogleg. A good drive down the right side may allow you to cut the dogleg and go for the green but beware, there’s more water to the left of the green. A single sand trap sits on the left side between the water and the long, narrow green. Golfers and residents alike flock to the Rotonda Hills Restaurant; the public is invited on Wednesdays and Fridays for dinner and on Sundays for breakfast. Their specialty is made-from-scratch dishes with new food and drink specials each week, You can see their menu online. Should you find yourself playing at Rotonda more and more because of the great golf and friendly staff, you may want to consider becoming a member. A membership at Rotonda gives you access to all 99 holes of golf, free range balls, advanced tee time booking, and a 10% discount on pro shop merchandise."
"Love these courses. Easy to get to, easy to park, always had a fast pace. I’d recommend you check the yardage before booking. Long Marsh is tough with many long holes and water. The Palms is much more open. Be on time or you’ll wait or lose your spot completely. Carts have to be in a bit early but that’s really my only complaint. One upside of the hurricane is there are less trees to snag my ball…good well maintained courses."
"Course in good shape. Restaurant is great."
"We played at 2 of the 9 holes courses at Rotunda West GC ...we stayed only few blocks away but it took us 40 minutes trying to find the courses. The signage or lack thereof to the course on the main road made it very difficult to find the place, there are 5 courses and the website all point to 1 course location, and the name of the streets are rediculous. Rotunda east, west, same street name but with Lane, Circle. Road, when called for directions, the proshop people tend to not tell you the extension of the street (whether it's lane, road, Circle, etc). There are NO signage on the courses themselves, especially leaving the club house, except we were told to cross 4 bridges and 3 streets to the first 1 box. Need better signage for the public to find. It was frustrating we almost turned around and went home."
"Rotonda courses are all pretty nice and fair priced"
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