The Club at Pelican Bay's North Course is a Bill Amick design located in Daytona Beach, Florida. Amick, a regional architect active primarily in the southeastern United States during the latter decades of the twentieth century, created a layout that reflects the characteristics of Florida's Atlantic coast golf. The course sits in a residential community setting typical of the area's development patterns from that era, with the routing working through relatively flat terrain common to this part of the state. The design incorporates water features and strategic bunkering that define playing corridors and frame approach shots, hallmarks of Florida resort and club courses from this period. The flat topography places emphasis on accurate shot placement rather than dramatic elevation changes, and the layout likely features bermudagrass playing surfaces suited to the region's warm, humid climate. Prevailing winds from the Atlantic Ocean, located just a few miles to the east, can influence play depending on conditions. As part of a private club environment in Daytona Beach, the North Course serves members in a community known more for its beach tourism and motorsports heritage than for golf destination status. The course provides a traditional country club experience within the broader Pelican Bay development, offering a complement to the area's other golf options. The design emphasizes playability for a range of skill levels while maintaining enough challenge to keep regular play engaging for an established membership.