Est. 2008 · Arthur Hills (with consultant Hal Sutton)
Why we love this place
We love how this Naples layout blends Arthur Hills' strategic design with the wild beauty of the Rookery Bay preserve next door. As the area's lone TPC course, it carries real tour credentials, yet the lasting memory is the setting: water, birds and native Florida wetlands framing every hole. A polished, memorable round in a genuinely special corner of southwest Florida.
Via TPC Treviso Bay
About Tpc Treviso Bay
TPC Treviso Bay is the only TPC-network course in Naples, Florida, part of the PGA Tour's family of Tournament Players Clubs. It opened in 2008 to a design by acclaimed architect Arthur Hills, working in consultation with two-time Players Championship winner Hal Sutton. The par-72 championship layout stretches to roughly 7,367 yards and threads through the Treviso Bay residential community near the edge of the Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, a preserved coastal wilderness that lends the property abundant wildlife and natural water features. Hills set out, in the club's words, to create "a unique and truly memorable golf course." Not long after opening, Treviso Bay hosted the Champions Tour's ACE Group Classic, giving the course early professional pedigree. Today it anchors a resort-style community and remains a sought-after Naples-area golf destination.
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