Clubhouse

The Clubhouse

Designed by Richard J. Diedrich of Diedrich Architects and Associates, the Naples National clubhouse was designed in the likeness of Andrea Palladio, the Renaissance Italian architect known for his romantic, yet aristocratic villas in Northern Italy. Today, he is remembered as the most influential architect in the history of structural design. Over 450 years ago, Palladio revolutionized the world of architecture with his designs.

Today, the Naples National clubhouse reflects the same beauty as the villas he designed centuries ago. The 33,000 square foot, three-story clubhouse at Naples National is symbolic of the highest standards demanded at the club. It is a perfect destination for members to build and maintain lasting relationships. It provides a relaxed, informal environment, without sacrificing luxury. The ground level features a dramatic, fully-staffed drive-through and is operated on a valet basis. The lower level also houses a wine cellar, golf bag and cart storage and a golf cart drive-up area. Adjacent to this area is a stunning 5,000 square foot garden terrace for outdoor dining and relaxation.

The main floor of the clubhouse offers a well appointed golf shop, formal dining room, a bar & grill, men's and women's lockers, television viewing area with Directv for your favorite games, and a card playing section.

On the third floor are the business and membership offices as well as a board room which can be used when scheduling allows, and the  library with a fireplace and card lounge. 

Also on this level, the clubhouse provides members and their guests with ten luxury suites, including two deluxe two bedroom suites with living room; three king size bedroom suites; three queen bedroom suites; and two king bedroom corner suites. Each suite is complete with conveniences such as telephones, cable television, WIFI, stereo/CD, and facsimile machine. Several suites have private balconies and fireplaces.