Worthington Country Club sits within one of Southwest Florida's many gated residential communities in Bonita Springs, a city that has grown rapidly between Naples and Fort Myers along the Gulf Coast corridor. The course serves the private membership of the surrounding neighborhood, offering residents the kind of daily-access golf that makes this corner of Florida such a draw for retirees and seasonal residents alike. Bonita Springs sits squarely in Collier and Lee counties, where the flat terrain, subtropical climate, and abundant water features define virtually every course in the region.
That landscape shapes how Worthington plays: expect generous fairways framed by palms and preserve areas, with water coming into play on multiple holes — a consistent feature of community courses built across this part of the state during Florida's residential golf boom of the 1980s and 1990s.
For members, the value is less about tournament pedigree and more about reliable year-round access to a well-maintained layout in a climate where golf is genuinely a four-season pursuit.
