Find a public round, make time to practice, or explore country club life. Compare 10 West Boca and nearby Boca options, with the access rules made clear.
A ROUND OR A LIFESTYLE?
Pick the kind of golf you want.
Public courses: start with available tee times, current rates and lessons. Private clubs: start with membership eligibility, golf privileges and guest arrangements. A social membership may not include full golf access.
Three nine-hole courses make up this county facility at South County Regional Park. A driving range and putting and chipping areas give you a place to practice before a round.
12551 Glades Rd, Boca Raton, FL 33498 561-482-2868How to play or join
Book public tee times through the official course website. Check its reservation rules for single players and current rates before booking.
A city-run 18-hole option with a driving range, putting green, golf simulator and on-site dining. A useful nearby alternative for a full round.
17751 Boca Club Blvd., Boca Raton, FL 33487 561-367-7000How to play or join
Use the City’s booking page and confirm current resident eligibility, advance-booking windows and rates. A Boca mailing address alone does not establish City residency.
A shorter, nine-hole coastal outing between the Atlantic and Intracoastal. The 1,357-yard layout offers holes from 64 to 227 yards and a practice putting green.
1221 N. Ocean Blvd., Boca Raton, FL 33432 561-391-5014How to play or join
Reserve through the City’s golf service. Ask the pro shop about rental clubs, carts and current rates for your group.
Three nine-hole courses, practice areas and instruction sit alongside dining and social activities. Boca Lago describes itself as a members-only, privately owned club.
8665 Juego Way, Boca Raton, FL 33433 561-482-5000How to play or join
This is not listed here as a public daily-fee course. Ask membership which category fits your golf and social plans, and confirm any guest arrangements directly.
Golf, racquet sports, fitness and social activities are offered within this residential club community. The club lists Golf and Social membership categories.
10343 Stonebridge Boulevard, Boca Raton, FL 33498 561-488-0800How to play or join
Membership is required with home ownership. The club also describes an Annual Associate Program for non-residents; ask about availability and exact privileges.
Four courses, a driving range and a short-game area anchor a private residential club with racquet sports, aquatics and dining.
20583 Boca West Drive, Boca Raton, FL 33434How to play or join
Start with the club’s official information for eligibility and golf privileges. Arrange any guest visit through the club or your member host; a listing here does not provide course access.
An 18-hole private course accompanies fitness, racquet sports and dining. Membership inquiries are welcome from both community residents and non-residents.
7144 Boca Pointe Drive, Boca Raton, FL 33433 561-864-8500How to play or join
Ask about annual and seasonal membership categories, availability and which golf privileges are included. Non-resident membership is different from public tee-time access.
The Club Course and The Old Course are distinct golf offerings within a private club with dining, racquets, fitness and family programming.
2401 Willow Springs Dr, Boca Raton, FL 33496 561-241-6800How to play or join
The club lists separate Sports, Club Course Golf and Old Course Golf memberships. Confirm the category and guest rules that apply before planning to play.
An 18-hole course and organized member golf sit alongside racquet sports, dining and social activities. The club distinguishes Full Equity and Standard Equity privileges.
3650 Club Place, Boca Raton, FL 33496 561-989-7272How to play or join
Membership invitations are tied to property ownership in the Woodfield communities. Golf availability, waitlists and transferability should be confirmed with the membership office before buying a home.
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MAKE IT PART OF YOUR ROUTINE
A new game. A new circle.
Starting out or bringing family?
Compare Osprey Point and Southwinds’ official adult and junior instruction pages. For a shorter round, explore Red Reef’s nine-hole layout. Ask each operator about age requirements and lesson availability.
Ask the pro shop about joining an available group, beginner clinics or leagues. Osprey Point publishes specific single-player booking rules; check them before reserving.
Compare public frequent-player programs with private seasonal memberships. Ask what the total cost covers: golf, carts, practice, guests, dining obligations and cancellation terms.
Use the linked operator for current availability, course conditions, dress rules and weather notices. Membership prices and live tee-time inventory are not reproduced here. Private-club guest privileges depend on the club and the member’s category.
This is an independent editorial guide. No listed course is presented as a paid sponsor or affiliate. Nearby listings are labeled so you can distinguish West Boca from the wider Boca area.