The Creek Course at Fiddler’s Creek

The Creek Course at Fiddler's Creek, a private 18-hole layout in Florida, United States, was designed by Arthur Hills and winds through wetlands, a natural creek, and water hazards, with elevated tees and bunkers shaping play throughout. Several holes define the character of the routing. The par-5 third plays 569 yards to a small undulating green guarded by water. The par-4 fifth at 407 yards follows a meandering wetland and creek crossed by a stone bridge. The par-3 eighth asks for a 181-yard carry over water to a green with a false front, and the par-4 thirteenth at 440 yards marks where the creek begins to run alongside the holes. The course has appeared on Golfweek's Top 100 Best Residential Golf Courses list from 2006 through 2025, and holds recognition from Travel + Leisure Golf, LINKS, and the Golf Range Association of America. Practice facilities include shaded Toptracer hitting bays, new short game practice areas, and what the club describes as the largest putting practice area in the region. The clubhouse restaurant, Caxambas, provides fine dining at the club.