The Signature at West Neck is an Arnold Palmer design that opened in Virginia Beach in 1991. The course occupies a coastal plain setting characteristic of the Tidewater region, where relatively flat terrain is punctuated by wetlands, natural water features, and mature tree stands. Palmer's routing takes advantage of this landscape, incorporating strategic water hazards and bunker complexes that demand thoughtful course management rather than relying solely on dramatic elevation changes. The layout reflects Palmer's design philosophy from this period, emphasizing playability for a range of skill levels while maintaining challenge through green complexes and hazard placement. Several holes feature water carries or lateral hazards that frame landing areas, and the bunkering style is consistent with Palmer's work from the late 1980s and early 1990s. The course benefits from its location near the Chesapeake Bay, with coastal breezes often influencing club selection and shot strategy. As a daily-fee facility in the Virginia Beach area, The Signature serves both residents and visitors to this popular coastal destination. The course has maintained its place in the local golf market for over three decades, offering a Palmer-designed experience in a region where golf is accessible year-round due to the moderate climate. The property includes practice facilities and a clubhouse that supports its role as a public-access course in the Hampton Roads metropolitan area.