Six Lakes Country Club

Par 60 is a format that demands a different kind of honesty from a golfer. There's nowhere to hide behind a big drive and no recovering a sloppy iron with a wedge from 200 yards — every hole asks you to be precise, creative, and present. Six Lakes Country Club in North Fort Myers is built around that philosophy, a private members' course where the short game isn't a specialty skill but the entire conversation.

North Fort Myers sits across the Caloosahatchee River from the city proper, a quieter, more residential stretch of Lee County where the golf tends to serve the community rather than the tourist trade. The landscape here is flat Florida lowland — palms, water features, and the kind of warm, year-round playability that makes a walkable, par-60 layout genuinely attractive for regular use.

For the membership, that regularity is the point. A course like this rewards people who play it often enough to know every subtle break and every tight pin position by heart — the kind of familiarity that turns a short course into a genuinely competitive one.