Club directory/South County/Boca Raton

Full-service lifestyle

Broken Sound Club

Golf, racquets, wellness, dining, and sustainability-minded investment support a highly active full-service club life.

Illustrative Boca Raton residential golf setting with a lake, palms and refined club architecture
Boca Raton resort-style club setting

Regional lifestyle illustration—not a photograph of Broken Sound Club.

Who tends to fit

Households seeking a full-service lifestyle experience in Boca Raton, with current non-golf facilities verified during a club visit.

Access context

Private country club. Residential relationship: Residential community. Membership availability, categories and economics should be confirmed privately.

Visit the official club website Lifestyle source: official club materials and the launch-market golf guide. Verify current facilities directly.
01

Golf

36 holes across the Old Course and Club Course, with separate practice facilities

02

Tennis & pickleball

More than 20 Har-Tru tennis courts and dedicated pickleball courts in a major racquets center

03

Spa, fitness & aquatics

Spa and fitness center, physical therapy and wellness services, resort-style pool and family facilities

04

Dining & social life

Multiple clubhouse dining outlets plus wellness-center café and poolside options

Online evidence, clearly labeled

How it plays.
How it gathers.
How it evolved.

These details come from public club, architect, municipal and golf-governing sources. Missing information stays missing—nothing is inferred from silence.

01Golf playability & architecture
Golf offering
36
Architecture
Joe Lee; Gene Bates and Rees Jones updates
Published difficulty read
Varied by course
Player fit

Residents who want a modernized club campus and expect both spouses to use the amenities regularly.

Practice, academy or instruction facilities are documented in current public club materials.

Check current USGA ratings by tee
02Family & social programming

Published club material documents a meaningful youth program, although individual activities and schedules should be reconfirmed for the current season.

  • The club has documented golf, tennis and basketball camps plus after-school tennis programming.
  • Children’s art activities and family-night dining have complemented the sports schedule.
Family & juniorJunior sportsCampsFamily dining
03Heritage & renovation timeline

Dated public timeline

  1. 1977

    Old Course begins

    Work began on the secluded Joe Lee course that became the club’s tournament venue.

    Broken Sound club feature
  2. 2002

    Gene Bates renovation

    The Old Course received new water features and a distinctly different strategic and visual treatment.

    Broken Sound course history
  3. 2023

    Rees Jones redesign

    The Old Course reopened after a comprehensive infrastructure, playability and sustainability-focused redesign.

    Broken Sound golf

Public-source review: August 25, 2026. Course ratings and programming can change; verify current details before acting.

Coverage in progress

Lifestyle documented.
Parcel analytics pending.

This club is included now so households can compare the lifestyle field. Residential parcel boundaries, MLS cohort matching and historical validation must be completed before market statistics appear.

Current profile
Lifestyle
Golf, access and public-source club context
Residential relationship
Residential community
Next evidence step
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No proxy member or listing count is substituted

The private part of the decision

Membership economics
belong in a conversation.

Initiation fees, dues, assessments, waitlists, refundability and transfer rules change—and many clubs intentionally keep them private. Verify the current position directly with an advisor before acting.

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