Fiddlers Creek Golf Club's Creek Course is an Arthur Hills design located in the master-planned community of Fiddlers Creek in Naples, Florida. Hills, known for his work throughout Florida and his ability to integrate golf into residential developments, routed this course through the natural wetlands and preserve areas characteristic of Southwest Florida's coastal landscape. The course opened in the early 2000s as part of the broader community development. The layout takes advantage of the property's native vegetation, incorporating stands of pine and cypress, natural marshes, and the tidal creeks that give the course its name. Hills designed the routing to work with the flat terrain typical of the region, using water features, strategic bunkering, and elevation changes created through shaping to define holes and provide visual interest. The course plays through a mix of open and tree-lined corridors, with several holes running alongside or across wetland areas that require careful navigation. Fiddlers Creek operates as a private club serving the residential community, with amenities that include dining facilities and practice areas. The Creek Course is part of a golf-focused lifestyle common to Naples-area developments, where the course serves as both recreational centerpiece and residential amenity. The design reflects Hills's approach to Florida golf: playable for a range of skill levels while incorporating the region's environmental features as both aesthetic and strategic elements.

Fiddlers Creek Golf Club's Creek Course is an Arthur Hills design located in the master-planned community of Fiddlers Creek in Naples, Florida. Hills, known for his work throughout Florida and his ability to integrate golf into residential developments, routed this course through the natural wetlands and preserve areas characteristic of Southwest Florida's coastal landscape. The course opened in the early 2000s as part of the broader community development. The layout takes advantage of the property's native vegetation, incorporating stands of pine and cypress, natural marshes, and the tidal creeks that give the course its name. Hills designed the routing to work with the flat terrain typical of the region, using water features, strategic bunkering, and elevation changes created through shaping to define holes and provide visual interest. The course plays through a mix of open and tree-lined corridors, with several holes running alongside or across wetland areas that require careful navigation. Fiddlers Creek operates as a private club serving the residential community, with amenities that include dining facilities and practice areas. The Creek Course is part of a golf-focused lifestyle common to Naples-area developments, where the course serves as both recreational centerpiece and residential amenity. The design reflects Hills's approach to Florida golf: playable for a range of skill levels while incorporating the region's environmental features as both aesthetic and strategic elements.