Lakes of Lady Lake is a public golf course located in Lady Lake, Florida, a community in the central part of the state north of Orlando. The course was designed by John Adams and Steve Nugent, architects who have worked on several Florida layouts. The design reflects the flat terrain and abundant water features typical of central Florida golf, with lakes and wetlands integrated into the routing to create both strategic interest and natural habitat corridors. The course plays through residential development characteristic of the region, with homes lining many fairways. Water comes into play on a majority of holes, requiring golfers to navigate carries over ponds and manage angles to avoid hazards that guard greens and landing areas. The layout incorporates the natural wetlands of the area while providing a straightforward test suitable for a range of skill levels. Bunkers are positioned to define landing zones and protect putting surfaces, though the primary defense comes from the water hazards and the premium placed on accuracy. As a public facility in the Lady Lake area, the course serves both local residents and visitors to central Florida. The region around Lady Lake has seen significant growth in recent decades, and the course caters to the area's expanding golf population. The flat, walkable terrain and accessible design make it a practical option for regular play in a part of Florida known for its concentration of golf courses and retirement communities.