Southwest Florida is buzzing with the grand opening of a spanking new championship golf course, constructed right beside one of Florida’s oldest aquatic preserve in Bonita Springs. Saltleaf Golf Preserve, designed by esteemed golf champion Raymond Floyd, offers daily access to an impressive 18-hole course stretched across 150 acres of stunning land, along with a more laid-back 9-hole short course for those looking for a more leisurely play.
The golf course is nestled amidst acres of undisturbed nature, working in harmony with 144 acres of Florida uplands preserve. The 18-hole golf course comps right in, built on the site of the erstwhile Raptor Bay golf course, which Floyd himself had a hand in creating more than two decades ago. In staying true to Floyd’s design philosophy, it blends seamlessly into the environment, giving it a feel of a golfing haven sculpted into an existing landscape, rather than something that sits atop it.
But this spectacular golf course isn’t just about the holes and greens. It is part of the initial phase of a larger brand-new 500-acre residential community named Saltleaf on Estero Bay. This picturesque coastal village is envisioned by the renowned local developer, London Bay Development Group, and is set to be anchored by The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Estero Bay, a luxury condominium project being built as we speak. This just sets the stage for grand things to come, positioning Saltleaf as an exclusive destination for luxury living amidst nature’s unparalleled beauty.
Moving beyond just the golfing experience, London Bay Development Group has also unveiled a state-of-the-art driving-range facility spanning 40,000-square-feet along with a newly reimagined 12,500-square-foot clubhouse. The clubhouse is packed with an upscale restaurant, bar and a pro shop. Saltleaf Golf Preserve is managed to a tee by worldwide golf and club management leader, Troon, promising the highest standards in golf experience. It’s no surprise that tee times are now open for booking at saltleafgolf.com.
Expansion plans are already in the pipeline. Saltleaf will soon house a 9-hole par 3 short-course, first-of-its-kind in Southwest Florida. Known as The Leaf, it will offer a fun challenge for players of all ages and skill levels. On top of this, future developments within the community will include a marina, waterfront dining options, premium residential offerings, and more, all tucked within a budding ecosystem resounding with living, breathing local wildlife.
With Saltleaf just a 20-minute drive from Southwest Florida International Airport, and a hop, skip and jump away from the friendly town of Bonita Springs, golf enthusiasts and luxury seekers alike are bound to flock to this trending hotspot. So whether you’re a pro golfer or just a fan of pristine surroundings, Saltleaf is gearing to offer an enviable living experience – one studded with star properties, verdant landscapes, unique wildlife, and above all, a championship golf course where you can tee off in style.
Renowned for their focus on luxury markets, the London Bay Development Group, is the brains behind the Saltleaf project. They are highly recognized for creating a new standard for luxury living in some of South Florida’s prime locations. From identifying unbeatable land opportunities to envisioning new residential communities and conceptualizing luxury high-rises, London Bay Development Group sets the gold standard.
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