Lely Resort in Naples is home to two named courses — the Preserve and the Savannah — and this listing appears to combine them, a common shorthand for one of Southwest Florida's most established resort golf operations. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Gary Player respectively, the pair represent different eras and philosophies of design but share the same subtropical canvas: broad fairways cut through wetlands and native vegetation, with the kind of Florida sky that makes every round feel unhurried.
Naples sits at the quieter, more affluent end of the Gulf Coast, and the local golf scene reflects that — manicured, serious, and plentiful. Lely's courses draw a mix of resort guests and seasonal residents who treat this corner of Collier County as a winter base, and the warm-season humidity reminds you exactly where you are.
The Savannah in particular has earned a strong regional reputation as a test worth respecting, while the Preserve plays with a more naturalistic feel. Either way, you're in the hands of pedigree architecture in one of Florida's most golf-dense destinations.
