Nancy Lopez Legacy Golf Club in Briar Meadow, Florida, features two eighteen-hole courses designed by Clifton, Ezell & Clifton, a firm known for their work across the southeastern United States. The Erinn Glenn and Ashley Meadows courses occupy land characteristic of central Florida's interior terrain, where modest elevation changes and natural wetlands shape the routing and strategic options. The design team typically incorporates these water features as both hazards and visual elements, creating courses that require thoughtful club selection and course management. Both layouts reflect the firm's approach to Florida golf course architecture, balancing playability for a range of skill levels with enough challenge to keep experienced players engaged. The courses wind through native vegetation and preserve areas, with fairways framed by palms and pines typical of the region. Water comes into play on multiple holes across both courses, a common characteristic given the site's natural hydrology. The club takes its name from Nancy Lopez, one of the most accomplished players in LPGA history, though the specific nature of her involvement with the facility varies by operational period. The dual-course setup provides variety for members and guests, with each eighteen offering distinct hole sequences and strategic demands. The courses serve both recreational and competitive play, hosting local and regional amateur events throughout the year.