Lost a golf club in Naples, Florida?

Southwest Florida has one of the highest concentrations of golf courses anywhere in the world — roughly ninety in Collier County alone, which works out to a couple of hundred residents per hole. The population swells and shrinks with the season, many residents are here for part of the year only, and whole communities are built around a course. That density is the difficulty. When someone plays three or four different courses in a week without leaving a twenty-mile radius, the club could be at any of them, and each has its own lost and found arrangement.

Where clubs go missing here

Moving between the community and resort courses of Naples, Bonita Springs, and Marco Island, where players cover several clubs inside a small area. In seasonal homes at the end of a stay. And at private community clubs, where a member's guest plays once and never returns.

I played several courses around Naples and can't narrow it down.
Enter the area rather than one course — the whole region is covered.

I've gone back north for the season.
Very common here. Your report is checked daily against new finds, including ones logged months from now.