High Point at High Point Country Club

High Point Country Club sits in the northern reaches of Naples, Florida, where David Wallace designed a course that takes advantage of the area's modest elevation changes—a relative rarity in Southwest Florida's predominantly flat terrain. Wallace, who worked extensively in Florida during the latter decades of the twentieth century, routed the layout to incorporate natural contours and preserve mature vegetation, creating a parkland-style course that contrasts with the more open, links-inspired designs common to the region.

The course features tree-lined fairways with strategic bunkering and water hazards that come into play on several holes, typical of Florida golf but arranged to reward accurate placement over sheer distance. The routing moves through stands of pine and palm, with elevation shifts that provide better drainage and more varied shot-making than the pancake-flat courses found closer to the coast. Several holes play along or across wetland areas, requiring carries that test course management skills.

High Point functions as a private country club serving a residential community, with the golf course as the centerpiece of the property. The club offers traditional country club amenities including tennis, fitness facilities, and dining, catering to both seasonal and year-round members drawn to Naples' established reputation as a golf destination. The course provides a solid test for members while maintaining playability across different skill levels, a balance Wallace pursued in much of his residential work throughout Florida.