Ashley Meadows and Torri Pines are the two eighteen-hole courses at Nancy Lopez Legacy Golf Club in Briar Meadow, Florida. The facility was designed by Keith Clifton and David Ezell, architects known for their work on accessible daily-fee and municipal layouts across the southeastern United States. The courses opened in the early 2000s as part of a broader residential development in the region between Tampa and Orlando. Both courses occupy relatively flat central Florida terrain typical of the area, with routing that incorporates natural wetlands, pine corridors, and open meadow areas. Water features come into play on multiple holes across each eighteen, and the layouts make use of the native vegetation to define playing corridors and create strategic interest. The design emphasizes playability for a range of skill levels while maintaining enough length and challenge from the back tees to test accomplished players. The club takes its name from Hall of Fame golfer Nancy Lopez, one of the most successful and popular players in LPGA history. The facility serves both a residential membership and daily-fee play, reflecting the mixed-use character common to golf developments in this part of Florida. The courses provide a straightforward test of golf in a setting shaped by the region's characteristic landscape of water, sand, and subtropical vegetation.