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The given set of points is arbitrary and not something that will be constant, given this set of points I have a need to determin the proximity which preferably would result in a bezier polygon.
My theory of approaching would be to find the northern most point and find the closest point to the east and south then working around to the west.
I think the concept you are seeking is the convex hull?
There are many algorithms to compute it, e.g., the beautiful Graham scan, for which you may find code
at this link.