The Boca Country Club occupies a 200-acre site in western Boca Raton where rolling terrain and mature stands of live oak, slash pine, and sabal palm frame the fairways. Designed by Joe Lee and opened in 1987, the course places a premium on shot placement rather than raw distance, with water hazards guarding the majority of greens and strategically placed bunkers that punish errant approaches. Several holes play along a chain of interconnected lakes, creating natural carries and recovery angles that reward accurate club selection. The layout alternates between open parkland stretches and tighter corridors where overhanging branches narrow the target lines. Greens are built to USGA specifications and are maintained at firm speeds, encouraging players to land approaches short and let the ball release toward tucked pins. Cart paths are paved and separated from play, preserving turf quality on the landing areas. The property also includes a practice facility with a double-ended range and short-game area adjacent to the first tee.