The Fort is an historic golf course in Southwest Florida located in south Fort Myers between the Tamiami Trail and McGregor Blvd a mile north of the Midpoint Bridge.

The golf course was originally designed by Donald Ross in 1917 and was the home to many of the early PGA Tour events in Southwest Florida. The routing is over level terrain with a drainage canal cutting midway through the course affecting play on a number of holes. The fairways are broad and tree lined with a moderate amount of sand in play while the crowned greens are well defended. In 2014, Steve Smyers redesigned and renovated the layout with a $5 Million investment by the City of Fort Myers. The redesign stretched the course to 6,780 yards from the tips with five shorter tees, par of 70.