Palmer Legends Golf Club in The Villages features two eighteen-hole courses designed by Arnold Palmer, both reflecting his straightforward approach to resort golf in central Florida. Cherry Hill and Laurel Valley opened as part of The Villages' extensive golf infrastructure, which serves one of the country's largest active-adult communities. Palmer's design work here emphasizes playability across skill levels while incorporating the region's characteristic flat terrain, native vegetation, and water management systems that define Florida golf. The courses navigate gently rolling land—modest by Florida standards—with strategic bunkering and water hazards positioned to reward accurate play without overwhelming recreational golfers. Palmer's routing takes advantage of existing elevation changes and mature tree lines to create definition and variety within the landscape. Both layouts feature generous fairways that tighten near greens, where approach shots demand more precision. The greens themselves offer moderate undulation, consistent with Palmer's preference for surfaces that challenge without frustrating. As part of The Villages' golf network, Palmer Legends operates within a community-focused model where residents enjoy frequent play and social golf culture. The facility serves both competitive club events and casual rounds, with conditioning standards maintained to support year-round Florida golf. The courses represent Palmer's later design philosophy, prioritizing enjoyment and pace of play while preserving enough strategic interest to reward thoughtful course management. The setting remains distinctly Floridian, with wetlands, palms, and live oaks framing holes throughout both routings.