Majestic Golf Club sits in Lehigh Acres, a community in southwest Florida between Fort Myers and the eastern reaches of Lee County. The course was designed by Bob Petrucka, a Florida-based architect who has worked on numerous projects across the state, often focusing on accessible daily-fee and semi-private facilities that serve local and seasonal golfers in the region's competitive market. The layout reflects the characteristic terrain of inland southwest Florida, where relatively flat topography is shaped through earthwork, strategic bunkering, and water features that serve both drainage and design purposes. Lakes and wetlands come into play on multiple holes, requiring golfers to navigate forced carries and manage risk around hazards that define landing areas and approach angles. The course incorporates native vegetation and preserves typical of the area, with palms, pines, and scrub framing fairways. Majestic operates as part of the Lehigh Acres golf community, serving a mix of residents and visitors drawn to the area's affordability and climate. The region has seen considerable development over recent decades, with golf courses serving as recreational anchors for neighborhoods and seasonal populations. The course provides a straightforward test suited to a range of skill levels, with multiple tee options allowing players to adjust distance and difficulty according to their game.