Hideaway Beach Club

Marco Island sits at the northern edge of the Ten Thousand Islands, where Southwest Florida's Gulf Coast dissolves into mangrove estuary and open water. It's one of the more exclusive residential islands on this stretch of coast — developed with intention, oriented around the water, and home to a private club culture that reflects the community's character rather than catering to passing visitors.

At par 64, Hideaway Beach Club's course is built for members who want to play quickly and enjoyably in Florida's heat, not grind through a championship layout. Layouts in this range tend to favor short irons and wedges, rewarding precision and course management over length — the kind of golf that's genuinely fun to play multiple times a week, which is exactly the point for a private residential club.

The Hideaway Beach Club itself is one of Marco Island's most established private communities, occupying the quieter northwest end of the island along the Gulf. The course is an amenity in the truest sense: a place to connect with neighbors as much as to play golf.