The Sanctuary Golf Club in Sanibel, Florida, features an 18-hole layout that winds through preserved wetland areas and stands of native pine and cabbage palm. The course is bordered by the J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge, which restricts development and keeps residential structures away from most fairways. Water hazards appear on several holes, fed by tidal flows from the adjacent estuary. The greens are planted with TifEagle bermudagrass, a dense, fine-textured variety chosen for its tolerance of salt-laden breezes. Fairways are maintained with Celebration bermudagrass, which tolerates occasional flooding yet recovers quickly from foot traffic. Cart paths are concrete and set at grade to reduce runoff into surrounding wetlands. The clubhouse, designed in a low, stucco-and-tile style typical of southwest Florida, sits at the northern end of the property. Natural vegetation buffers separate most holes, limiting errant shots from reaching adjacent fairways.

Par 72 18 holes 6806 yards