Quail Creek Country Club's Quail Course is an Arthur Hills design located in the planned community of Quail Creek in Naples, Florida. Hills, known for his work throughout Florida and the Midwest from the 1970s onward, created a layout that reflects the characteristic features of Southwest Florida golf: relatively flat terrain, strategic water hazards, and native vegetation including palms and pines. The course serves a private membership within one of Naples's established residential developments. The routing incorporates the natural wetlands and preserve areas common to the region, with water coming into play on multiple holes. Hills typically emphasized playability for a range of skill levels while maintaining strategic interest through bunkering and green complexes, and the Quail Course follows this approach. The layout features generous fairways balanced by well-placed hazards that reward accurate shot placement, particularly on approach shots to greens protected by water or sand. Quail Creek Country Club operates as a private equity club, and the Quail Course is one of two eighteen-hole layouts on the property, the other being the Lakes Course. The club serves the residential community and provides traditional country club amenities including dining facilities. The course benefits from the maintenance standards typical of Naples-area private clubs, where year-round playability and conditioning are priorities given the region's climate and the expectations of its seasonal and full-time membership.