Copperleaf Golf Club, located in Bonita Springs, Florida, features a course that winds through preserved wetlands and stands of native cypress and pine. Fairways are lined by thick rough and occasional water hazards that come into play on several holes. The design incorporates elevation changes from mounded greens and sculpted bunkers that create distinct shot angles. Bentgrass greens are maintained to a firm, fast standard, while TifEagle surfaces appear on the practice putting green. Irrigation draws from on-site lakes, and the turf mix includes Celebration bermuda on the fairways. The routing separates front and back nines with a central clubhouse area, and cart paths remain mostly cart-path only in environmentally sensitive zones. Players encounter varied wind exposure across open stretches and more sheltered corridors bordered by vegetation. Maintenance crews focus on reducing chemical inputs through targeted fertilization and integrated pest management. The overall layout emphasizes strategic placement over power, with landing areas that narrow in several spots and require accurate tee shots to avoid penal rough or water.

Par 72 18 holes 7174 yards