Villages of Country Creek at Villages of Country Creek Golf Course

Villages of Country Creek is a Gordon G. Lewis design located in Estero, Florida, serving a residential community in the southwestern part of the state. Lewis, a Florida-based architect active from the 1970s through the 1990s, designed numerous courses throughout the region, typically emphasizing playability for a range of skill levels while working within the flat terrain characteristic of southwest Florida.

The course occupies land typical of the area, with minimal elevation change and a routing that incorporates water features and native vegetation common to the Gulf Coast region. Lewis's designs in this era often featured strategic bunkering and water hazards positioned to define playing corridors and create decision points for golfers, compensating for the lack of natural topographic movement. The layout serves primarily as an amenity for residents of the Villages of Country Creek community.

Estero sits between Fort Myers and Naples along Florida's Gulf Coast, an area that experienced significant residential and golf development during the late twentieth century. Courses in this region typically feature Bermuda or Paspalum grasses suited to the subtropical climate, with palm trees, pines, and wetland areas framing holes. The community-focused nature of the facility means it caters to regular member play rather than tournament competition or destination golf traffic.