Quail West Golf & Country Club: Preserve

In 1992, Quail West Golf and Country Club premiered two Arthur Hills-designed golf courses aptly titled the Lakes and Preserve. While the partner Lakes course is routed across open landscape and is scattered with manmade ponds and hazards, the Preserve course meanders through thick Florida cypress trees with dense native flora and fauna just off the fairways. The Preserve course is built over subtly sloping terrain featuring tight tree-lined fairways and large sloping greens. The course is best known for its challenging closing stretch, home to the par-3 16th played over water, the long dogleg par-4 17th and the tight par-5 18th played to a green surrounded by water.