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Private 18-hole resort-style golf course · Naples, Florida 34105

CAVU Golf Club, formerly Naples Grande Golf Club

Naples Grande Golf Club is the former name of what is now CAVU Golf Club, a private 18-hole course in Naples. The original Rees Jones design opened around 2000 and was reworked by Beau Welling in 2025. It is no longer a typical resort/public tee-time option, so access should be confirmed directly wi

CAVU Golf Club, formerly Naples Grande Golf Club
Photo: Laurence Lambrecht

AT A GLANCE

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Current name
CAVU Golf ClubFormerly Naples Grande Golf Club
Location
Naples, Collier County, Florida
Holes
18Par 72
Original architect
Rees JonesOriginal design around 2000
Recent redesign
Beau WellingReportedly completed in 2025
Access
PrivateConfirm guest policies directly
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KNOW THE COURSE

What to know

IDENTITY

A private Naples club

The club is located near Golden Gate Parkway and Premier Drive in Collier County. It was originally associated with Naples Grande Beach Resort but now operates as CAVU Golf Club.

COURSE STYLE

Strategic Florida golf

The layout uses native pine, live oak and cypress, along with water features and natural vegetation. The design is more about positioning and approach shots than dramatic elevation.

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COURSE FACTS

18 holes, par 72

Reported championship-yardage figures are roughly 6,955 to 7,078 yards, with a championship rating near 74.7 and slope around 142. Exact tee information may have changed after the renovation.

REDESIGN

Updated by Beau Welling

Beau Welling’s 2025 work reportedly refined conditioning, routing and playability while preserving the course’s water hazards and native landscape character.

ACCESS

Plan on member or guest access

Because CAVU is private, resort guests and visitors should not assume public tee times are available. The best route is to contact the club or arrange access through a member.

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NAPLES FIT

A strong winter-golf setting

The course’s natural vegetation, resort-area location and Southwest Florida climate make it attractive for seasonal golf. Expect heat, wind and water-management decisions to influence scoring.