Cedar Hammock at Cedar Hammock Golf & Country Club

Cedar Hammock Golf & Country Club occupies a residential setting in Naples, Florida, where the course navigates the characteristic landscape of Southwest Florida's coastal plain. The design comes from Gordon G. Lewis, a regional architect who worked extensively throughout Florida in the latter decades of the twentieth century, with involvement from Jed Azinger. The routing incorporates the area's natural features—stands of native vegetation, wetland preserves, and the relatively flat terrain typical of this part of Collier County—while serving the surrounding residential community.

The course layout reflects the priorities of Florida country club golf from its era: strategic water hazards that come into play on multiple holes, bunker complexes positioned to challenge approach shots, and generous landing areas off the tee suited to a range of player abilities. The native palmetto and pine vegetation frames many holes, and several stretches move through preserved wetland corridors that provide both scenic interest and environmental habitat. Greens are typically elevated and contoured to reward accurate iron play.

Cedar Hammock functions as a private equity club serving its membership in the Naples area. The facility includes the standard amenities of Southwest Florida country club life—clubhouse dining, practice facilities, and social programming—centered around the golf course. The club operates within the broader context of Naples' substantial golf community, where numerous courses serve both year-round residents and seasonal visitors drawn to the region's climate and coastal proximity.