The Club at Grandezza in Estero, Florida, is a golf facility built on former citrus land and designed by architect Gordon Lewis. The course stretches through mature stands of oak, pine, and sabal palms, with several holes bordered by water hazards and wetlands that come into play on approach shots. Fairways are typically wide, but the rough is thick and penalizing, and the TifEagle bermuda greens are firm and fast. Bunkers are placed to guard landing areas and green complexes, with many traps cut into the slopes rather than merely sitting beside them. Several holes require carries over ponds or ditches, and the routing moves between open stretches and tighter corridors lined with residential lots. The practice facility includes a driving range with target greens, a short-game area, and putting greens. The clubhouse contains a pro shop, restaurant, and locker rooms, and the property is maintained to private-club standards.

Par 72 18 holes 7079 yards