Bonita Bay Club West, within the Bonita Bay community, has three courses designed by Arthur Hills to preserve and enhance the natural features of the land. The two Tom Fazio courses at nearby Bonita Bay East, on Immokalee Road, provide a pure golf experience on 1,000-plus-acres that include preserved cypress wetlands but no residential development.

The Bonita Bay Club West courses achieved Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary status in 1995:

· The Marsh weaves its way through wetland terrain with beautiful oaks and palmettos forming a backdrop for challenging golf. Natural wetlands and native vegetation provide both landscaping and water hazards.

· Creekside features broad fairways and limited carries, while changes in land elevations create a subtle feeling of rolling hills. Bunkering and moguls add challenge to the greens.

· Bay Island draws from the natural lay of the land to create the longest and most challenging of Bonita Bay Club West’s three courses. Water hazards, sand traps and thick stands of oak and cypress await errant shots on a course that plays to all four points of the compass.