This facility has three nine hole courses that can be played in three eighteen hole combinations. Constructed in the style of a Southern plantation, each of the nines have a different character. The Savannah Course is the most wide open, with large, flat greens. The Sable Course features a risk-reward design, with a proliferation of sand bunkers and well-undulated greens. The newest course is The Preserve, and as its name suggests, it was carved out of a heavily wooded area. An abundance of trees, and tight landing areas encourage target-style golf. The signature hole is #5 on The Sable, a 259-yard, par 3. The large green, protected by water on three sides and sand bunkers to the left, demands accuracy off the tee. Several inter-connected, man-made lakes winding through the layout add a pleasing aesthetic. There is an additional set of ladies' tees on each course with the following yardage, rating, and slope: Sable--2,335, 68.9, 116; Savannah--2,329, 67.3, 115; Preserve--2,280, 68.2, 116. An interesting feature of the club is its aqua-driving range, with the yardage marked on floating greens. The club hosted the 1999 Naples LPGA Memorial Tournament.

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