Quail Creek Country Club occupies 1,100 acres of southwestern Florida landscape. Its two 18-hole golf courses were designed by Ron Garl and opened in 1981. The Quail Creek course features water hazards on 14 holes and multiple sets of forward tees. The Creek Course includes large waste bunkers and elevated greens surrounded by tidal wetlands. Both courses maintain TifEagle Bermuda grass on the putting surfaces and Celebration Bermuda grass in the fairways. The clubhouse, completed in 2001, contains a 300-seat ballroom, a fitness center with an indoor lap pool, and a 75-seat dining room overlooking the 10th green of the Quail Creek course. Additional facilities include eight Har-Tru tennis courts, four pickleball courts, and a driving range with 22 stalls. The club operates under a membership structure that includes golf, tennis, and social categories.