Collier's Reserve, nestled amidst the cypress hammocks and coastal preserves of North Naples, represents a meticulously planned sanctuary where environmental stewardship and challenging golf coexist. Designed by Arthur Hills in the late 1990s, the course winds through a certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary, demanding thoughtful strategy and accuracy rather than brute force. Fairways, generous in appearance, subtly penalize errant shots with strategically placed bunkers and closely mown collection areas, rewarding players who can manage the prevailing Gulf breezes. The original design team, known for their commitment to environmental sensitivity, prioritized the preservation of the natural habitat, resulting in a visually stunning and ecologically diverse course. The relatively level terrain is deceptive; undulating greens and strategically placed water features require a deft touch and precise club selection. While not a regular stop on the professional circuit, Collier’s Reserve has played host to numerous regional amateur events, testing the mettle of aspiring players. Collier's Reserve distinguishes itself through a membership deeply committed to both the game and the preservation of its unique setting. The club fosters a close-knit community centered around respect for the environment and camaraderie on the course. Known for their annual "Swamp Soiree" - a lighthearted member-guest event celebrating the club's natural surroundings - Collier's Reserve offers a distinctly Southwest Florida golf experience, eschewing pretense for a relaxed, authentic atmosphere. The club's signature "Naples Nectar" - a refreshing citrus-infused iced tea - can be found at the turn and is a favorite amongst members.

Collier's Reserve, nestled amidst the cypress hammocks and coastal preserves of North Naples, represents a meticulously planned sanctuary where environmental stewardship and challenging golf coexist. Designed by Arthur Hills in the late 1990s, the course winds through a certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary, demanding thoughtful strategy and accuracy rather than brute force. Fairways, generous in appearance, subtly penalize errant shots with strategically placed bunkers and closely mown collection areas, rewarding players who can manage the prevailing Gulf breezes. The original design team, known for their commitment to environmental sensitivity, prioritized the preservation of the natural habitat, resulting in a visually stunning and ecologically diverse course. The relatively level terrain is deceptive; undulating greens and strategically placed water features require a deft touch and precise club selection. While not a regular stop on the professional circuit, Collier’s Reserve has played host to numerous regional amateur events, testing the mettle of aspiring players. Collier's Reserve distinguishes itself through a membership deeply committed to both the game and the preservation of its unique setting. The club fosters a close-knit community centered around respect for the environment and camaraderie on the course. Known for their annual "Swamp Soiree" - a lighthearted member-guest event celebrating the club's natural surroundings - Collier's Reserve offers a distinctly Southwest Florida golf experience, eschewing pretense for a relaxed, authentic atmosphere. The club's signature "Naples Nectar" - a refreshing citrus-infused iced tea - can be found at the turn and is a favorite amongst members.