Gold at Wyndemere Country Club

The Gold Course at Wyndemere Country Club is an Arthur Hills design that opened as part of this Naples residential community in the mid-1980s. Hills, known for his work throughout Florida and the Midwest, created a layout that reflects the flat terrain and natural vegetation characteristic of southwest Florida's Gulf Coast region. The course serves as one of two eighteen-hole layouts at Wyndemere, complementing the Royal Course in offering variety to the membership.

The routing incorporates water features on multiple holes, a common element in Naples-area golf where natural wetlands and engineered lakes provide both strategic interest and stormwater management. Hills typically employed generous fairway corridors with strategic bunkering and used the native palmetto and pine landscape to frame holes. The Gold Course follows this approach, presenting a player-friendly layout that accommodates a range of skill levels while still requiring thoughtful course management around the water hazards.

Wyndemere operates as a private equity country club within a gated community, drawing members primarily from the seasonal and year-round residents of Naples. The club offers traditional country club amenities including dining facilities and tennis, with golf serving as the central recreational focus. The Gold Course provides a parkland-style experience typical of upscale Naples developments from this era, emphasizing playability and aesthetic integration with the surrounding residential landscape.