The Club at Pelican Bay features a golf course designed by Arthur Hills, situated within the Pelican Bay community in Naples along Florida's southwest Gulf Coast. Hills, known for his work throughout Florida and the Midwest during the latter decades of the twentieth century, created a layout that navigates the flat, subtropical terrain characteristic of this region. The course incorporates native vegetation, water features, and strategic bunkering typical of Hills's approach to resort and residential golf design. The routing works within the constraints of residential development while maintaining playability for a range of skill levels. Water hazards appear throughout the design, reflecting both the natural hydrology of coastal Florida and the aesthetic preferences of community golf. The course serves primarily as an amenity for residents of Pelican Bay, one of Naples's established planned communities, and operates within the broader club facilities that include additional recreational and social offerings. Naples has long been a destination for golf in Florida, with numerous courses serving both year-round residents and seasonal visitors. The Club at Pelican Bay fits within this context as a private club course designed to complement the residential lifestyle of its membership. The setting provides views of preserved natural areas and landscaped corridors typical of upscale Southwest Florida communities, with the Gulf of Mexico's proximity influencing the coastal climate and vegetation patterns that frame the golf experience.