Bobcat Trail Golf & Country Club sits in North Port, a city in Sarasota County along Florida's Gulf Coast. The course was designed by Bob Tway, the PGA Tour professional best known for winning the 1986 PGA Championship at Inverness Club. Tway transitioned into course design work in the 1990s and early 2000s, primarily in the southeastern United States, bringing a player's perspective to his layouts. The course occupies land characteristic of southwest Florida's coastal plain, featuring relatively flat terrain with native vegetation, wetlands, and water features that come into play on multiple holes. The design incorporates the region's natural landscape elements—palms, pines, and scrub—while creating strategic interest through bunkering, water hazards, and green complexes that reward accurate approach shots. The routing takes advantage of prevailing winds and the property's natural drainage patterns. As a semi-private facility, Bobcat Trail serves both members and daily-fee players, typical of many Florida golf communities developed during the state's growth periods. The club provides amenities expected of a country club setting in the region, including practice facilities and dining options. The course caters to a range of skill levels while offering enough challenge from the back tees to test accomplished players, reflecting Tway's understanding of competitive golf and the needs of a diverse membership base.