Hideout Golf Club is a private golf club at 3025 Brantley Boulevard in Naples, Florida, with one 18-hole, par-72 course designed by Kelly Blake Moran; the club was established in January 2000. There are no homes on the course, so you do not have to live there to join. The club offers refundable and non-refundable family memberships, does not publish its fees or say whether membership carries equity, and depends on its members to recommend new applicants. Joe Belz + Apex Team help buyers work out which club fits and then where to live.
Hideout Golf Club at a glance
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Location | 3025 Brantley Boulevard, Naples, FL 34117, east of Collier Boulevard |
| Club type | Private golf club, not part of a residential community |
| Ownership | Not published. The club offers both refundable and non-refundable memberships. |
| Courses and holes | 1 course, 18 holes |
| Par and length | Par 72. 7,026 yards from the Black tees, with five sets of tees down to 5,137 yards. |
| Architect and year | Kelly Blake Moran. Club established January 2000. |
| Must you live there | No. There are no homes on the course. |
| Initiation | Not published by the club. The Apex Team lists $125,000, dated June 2023. |
| Annual dues | Not published by the club. The Apex Team lists $15,000. |
| Waitlist | The Apex Team lists a waitlist. The club does not publish its length. |
| Practice facilities | Practice facility with a separate short game facility |
| Caddies | The Apex Team lists caddies as available. The club’s 2007 website listed them on request. |
| Walking | Allowed. The club calls walking an option and “always a pleasure.” |
| Summer play | The club posts Monday through Sunday hours and no seasonal closure. Confirm summer dates with the pro shop. |
| Homes | None. The club calls it a non-residential golf course. |
| Contact | Membership office: 239-352-4141. hideoutgolfclub.com |
Fees last reviewed October 2026. Clubs change terms, so confirm with the membership office.
The golf at Hideout Golf Club
Kelly Blake Moran designed the course, and the club says it was built to be challenging to a scratch golfer, yet enjoyable and playable for the high handicapper. Each nine plays to par 36, with four par 3s and four par 5s on the round. From the Black tees the par 3s run from 142 to 216 yards and the par 5s from 524 to 585 yards.
| Tee | Yards |
|---|---|
| Black | 7,026 |
| Blue | 6,757 |
| Green | 6,484 |
| White | 6,140 |
| Orange | 5,137 |
The club describes “a manicured golf course without homes or tee times,” and it pairs its “no tee-times” approach with the ability to walk the course. Its home page says Hideout “is well known for fast greens, quick play, and culinary delights!”
Games
The Dogfight runs on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 12:30 and Saturdays at 10:30, from the Green or White tees at 90 percent of handicap, with a blind draw for groups and a $30 entry fee. Members call the golf shop to sign up: by 11:30 for the weekday games and by 9:30 on Saturdays. The Ladies Group plays Tuesdays at 9:00, in tee times with groups of your own, and Thursdays at 9:30 in a shotgun with golf shop pairings.
Tournaments hosted
In 2007 the club’s website listed a U.S. Amateur qualifier, a U.S. Junior qualifier and a PGA stroke play championship among the tournaments it had hosted. It does not give the years.
How membership at Hideout Golf Club works
The club states: “Hideout Golf Club offers a few types of memberships which can be tailored to meet your needs. Our memberships are family memberships. We have both, refundable and non-refundable memberships.”
How you join
Hideout says: “We are a club that depends on our membership to recommend interested parties for membership.” To start, call the membership office at 239-352-4141. The club’s site also names a Membership Interest Form. When it was captured in July 2019, that form asked for the name of the member making the referral. If you do not know a member, ask the membership office how a referral works.
Fees
The Apex Team lists initiation at $125,000, dated June 2023, and annual dues at $15,000. The club publishes neither figure. Ask for the current numbers, which membership type they apply to, and what a refundable membership returns.
What the club does not publish
Hideout does not publish the names of its membership types, its refund terms, its ownership structure, a membership cap, the length of its waitlist or its application steps. The membership office is the place to ask.
Is Hideout Golf Club the right fit?
| Question | Hideout Golf Club |
|---|---|
| Do you prefer to walk or ride? | Either. The club says walking is an option, and the Apex Team lists golf carts. |
| Is a caddie program important to you? | The Apex Team lists caddies as available. The club’s 2007 website listed them on request, so ask the pro shop how to arrange one. |
| Do you want to live inside the club community, or just join? | Just join. There are no homes on the course. |
| What’s your budget for initiation/entry? | The Apex Team lists initiation at $125,000, dated June 2023. Ask for the current figure. |
| What annual dues are you comfortable with? | The Apex Team lists annual dues at $15,000. Ask for the current figure. |
| Do you need a course that stays open in summer? | The club posts Monday through Sunday hours and no seasonal closure. Confirm summer dates with the pro shop. |
| How often do you want to play in season? | The club says the ability to play when you want is available daily, under its “no tee-times” approach. |
| What’s your handicap, or how challenging do you want the course? | Five sets of tees, from 7,026 to 5,137 yards. The club says the course was built to challenge a scratch golfer and stay playable for the high handicapper. |
| Do you want one course or multiple? | One 18-hole course. |
| How important are practice facilities? | The pro shop lists a practice facility with a separate short game facility, and instruction with video technology. |
| Do you prefer lots of scheduled group play, or setting up your own games? | Both work. The Dogfight runs four days a week, and the club says the pro shop’s daily games mean you will always have a group if you want one. |
| Does your spouse or partner golf, and do you want a couples or social scene? | Memberships are family memberships. The Ladies Group plays Tuesdays and Thursdays, and the pro shop lists ladies clinics. |
| Do you want amenities beyond golf, like tennis, pickleball, fitness, spa, or a beach club? | The club’s site lists golf, a pro shop and dining. It lists no tennis, pickleball, fitness, spa or beach club. |
| Will kids or grandkids use the club? | Memberships are family memberships. The pro shop lists junior clinics, and the dining page says Sundays are Family Days. |
| What atmosphere fits you: traditional and formal, or relaxed? | The club describes a casual, friendly setting and a clubhouse with “the charm of a rustic getaway.” |
| Where do you want to be: Naples, Bonita/Estero, or Marco, and how far will you drive? | Naples, east of Collier Boulevard. From west of US 41, the main route is Pine Ridge Road east to White Boulevard, then 23rd Street Southwest south to Brantley Boulevard. |
Comparing Hideout with other clubs?
The Apex Team Golf Club Quiz works through these questions across Naples clubs.
Take the Golf Club QuizWhere to live if you join Hideout Golf Club
There are no homes at Hideout, so joining the club and choosing a house are separate decisions. Most of Joe Belz’s clients are golfers, and the neighborhoods where he has done the most business are not golf communities. In his words: “Live in the best locations and drive to a private golf club is what they do.”
The club sits on Brantley Boulevard, east of Collier Boulevard. Pine Ridge Road (County Road 896) is the main connection from the west: it runs from US 41 across Goodlette-Frank Road, Airport-Pulling Road, Livingston Road and I-75 to Collier Boulevard, and White Boulevard continues east from there. From White Boulevard, 23rd Street Southwest runs south to Brantley Boulevard, and the club is west along Brantley.
| Neighborhood | How it connects to the club | Joe’s closed sales |
|---|---|---|
| Olde Naples | Goodlette-Frank Road north to Pine Ridge Road, then east to White Boulevard. | 46 |
| The Moorings | US 41 north to Pine Ridge Road, then east to White Boulevard. | 25 |
| Pelican Bay | US 41 south to Pine Ridge Road, then east to White Boulevard. | 18, including Bay Colony |
| Coquina Sands | US 41 north to Pine Ridge Road, then east to White Boulevard. | 13 |
| Park Shore | US 41 north to Pine Ridge Road, then east to White Boulevard. | 12 |
| Vanderbilt Beach | Vanderbilt Beach Road east to Livingston Road, south to Pine Ridge Road, then east to White Boulevard. | 8 |
Closed sales are from Joe’s Compass profile as of October 2026. The Naples golf club comparison sets Hideout beside the other clubs.
What Joe Belz says about Hideout Golf Club
Joe belongs to Olde Florida, and Jozef Maston of the Apex Team is a member at Hideout. In Joe’s words: “Because I belong to Olde Florida and Jozef Maston is a member of HideOut and both are golf clubs, not communities, we end up selling that lifestyle a lot.”
On what the team does for buyers, in his words: “We help people navigate which club and then where to live.”
Frequently asked questions
Hideout Golf Club does not publish its fees. The Apex Team lists initiation at $125,000, dated June 2023, and annual dues at $15,000. Ask the membership office at 239-352-4141 for the current figures and for which membership type they apply to.
The Apex Team lists annual dues at Hideout Golf Club at $15,000, with no date on the figure. The club does not publish its dues, so confirm the amount with the membership office.
Call the membership office at 239-352-4141. Hideout says it depends on its members to recommend interested parties, and its Membership Interest Form asked for the name of the member making the referral when it was captured in July 2019. If you do not know a member, ask the membership office how a referral works.
The Apex Team lists a waitlist at Hideout Golf Club. The club does not publish its length, so ask the membership office where the list stands.
No. Hideout Golf Club has no homes on the course, so membership is separate from any home purchase. The club is at 3025 Brantley Boulevard in Naples, east of Collier Boulevard.
Hideout Golf Club says it offers both refundable and non-refundable memberships. It does not publish its refund terms or say whether membership carries equity, so ask the membership office how each type works.
Hideout Golf Club describes a “no tee-times” approach and says golfers can play when they want, daily. Its Games page does list 9:00 tee times for the Ladies Group on Tuesdays. The pro shop also runs member games, including The Dogfight on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
Yes, you can walk: Hideout Golf Club says walking is an option and “always a pleasure.” The Apex Team lists caddies as available, and the club’s 2007 website listed caddies on request, so ask the pro shop how to arrange one.
Kelly Blake Moran designed the course at Hideout Golf Club, which was established in January 2000. It is an 18-hole, par-72 course of 7,026 yards from the Black tees, with five sets of tees.
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Sources
- Hideout Golf Club, Home, About the Club, Membership, Golf, Course Tour, Games, Dining, Pro Shop and Contact Us pages, hideoutgolfclub.com (accessed October 30, 2026)
- Hideout Golf Club, About the Course page, 2007 capture in the Internet Archive (accessed October 30, 2026)
- Hideout Golf Club, Membership page and interest form, July 2019 capture in the Internet Archive (accessed October 30, 2026)
- County roads in Collier County, Florida, route descriptions, Wikipedia (accessed October 30, 2026)
- OpenStreetMap, Pine Ridge Road, White Boulevard, 23rd Street Southwest and Brantley Boulevard (accessed October 30, 2026)
- Joe Belz, statements provided September 9, 2026, and closed sales on his Compass profile, as of October 2026
- The Apex Team’s Hideout Golf Club page, for the listed fees, waitlist, caddies and golf carts (accessed October 30, 2026)
General information about Hideout Golf Club, not legal, tax, insurance or financial advice. Club fees, terms and rules are current as of the dates stated and can change. Confirm fees, membership availability and terms with the club’s membership office, and review any membership agreement with your own advisers.
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