Bonita Bay Club East in Naples, Florida, features a layout designed by Tom Fazio that incorporates the surrounding cypress wetlands and pine flatwoods into its routing. The course runs through a mix of open and wooded terrain, with several holes positioned along the edges of mangrove preserves and tidal creeks. Water hazards appear on multiple holes, including a large lake that borders the 9th green and the 18th tee. The fairways are typically wide but bordered by dense vegetation that can penalize shots that stray off line. The greens are built to USGA specifications and are generally firm, with moderate slopes and subtle breaks. Native plantings and preserved areas of native understory separate many of the holes, reducing the sense of crowding between adjacent fairways. The course maintains a steady flow of elevation changes across its property, with several holes playing from elevated tees down toward the water or across shallow ravines. Irrigation and drainage systems are designed to handle the region’s seasonal rainfall patterns.

Par 72 18 holes 7077 yards