Private Clubs & Country Clubs in Delray Beach

Addison Reserve Country Club is a private golf community in Delray Beach, Florida, named in homage to iconic South Florida architect Addison Mizner and opened in 1996. Designed by Arthur Hills, the club offers 27 championship holes configured in a core layout, where no homes border the fairways, preserving an uninterrupted golfing environment across its sprawling, water-feature-rich grounds.

Boca Delray Golf & Country Club is a semi-private golf club founded in 1983 in Delray Beach, Florida, offering an 18-hole executive course designed by Karl Litten. Playing to a par 60 across 3,296 yards, the layout features twelve par 3s and six par 4s, making it a distinctive option for golfers seeking a shorter, precision-focused game. The course is recognized for its mature landscaping and well-maintained conditions.

Delaire Country Club is a private golf community in Delray Beach, Florida, offering a 27-hole championship layout designed by noted Florida architect Joe Lee. The course stretches to 7,000 yards from the championship tees and is characterized by strategic water hazards and lush landscaping typical of Lee's design philosophy.

Gleneagles Country Club is a private 36-hole golf community established in Delray Beach, Florida, featuring two distinct championship courses designed by Karl Litten. Both the Victory and Legend courses were comprehensively renovated in 2014 by architect Kipp Schulties, and the club has served as a host venue for Florida State Golf Association events including the 2009 Florida State Senior Amateur Championship.

Gulf Stream Golf Club is a historic private club founded in the early 1920s in Delray Beach, Florida, originally designed by Donald Ross as part of the area's emergence as a premier winter destination for prominent Northern families. The classic Donald Ross layout, restored by Brian Silva in 2014, features subtle green complexes and a routing parallel to the Atlantic Ocean. The club has hosted two USGA Senior Amateur Championships, in 1956 and 1971, cementing its place in American golf history.

Kings Point Executive Golf Course is an 18-hole executive course established in 1967 in Delray Beach, Florida, designed by Robert "Red" Lawrence, the prolific architect known as the "Desert Fox" for his landmark work across the American Southwest. Playing to a par of 60 at just over 3,700 yards, the course is particularly well-suited for seniors and golfers seeking a more accessible round on well-maintained fairways and greens. A 1995 renovation by Jones & Jones Golf Course Design Firm refreshed the layout, which remains a notable fixture in Delray Beach's golf landscape.

Mizner Country Club is a private golf community in Delray Beach, Florida, named in honor of legendary South Florida architect Addison Mizner and opened in 2000. The 18-hole championship course, designed by the Arnold Palmer Design Company, plays to 7,015 yards with water features influencing play on 13 holes and carries a slope rating of 137.

The Little Club is a private 18-hole golf club established in the late 1960s in Delray Beach, Florida, known for its compact and efficiently designed layout. The course stands as one of the early collaborative works between architect Pete Dye and Jack Nicklaus, featuring classic Dye-style bunkering and water hazards across a par-71 layout measuring 6,458 yards. Pete Dye returned to the course in 2003 to oversee a restoration, preserving the integrity of the original design.

The Seagate Country Club is a private 18-hole golf club in Delray Beach, Florida, originally established as The Hamlet Country Club and reimagined under its current identity following acquisition by The Seagate Hotel & Spa in 2012. The Joe Lee-designed course was comprehensively renovated by architect Kipp Schulties in 2013, stretching 6,803 yards with a slope rating of 136 and water features in play on 15 of 18 holes — a hallmark of classic South Florida golf design.

The St. Andrews Club is a private, invitation-only golf community situated along the Atlantic Ocean in Delray Beach, Florida, founded in 1971. The 18-hole, par-72 course was designed by acclaimed golf architect Joe Lee and features strategic water elements throughout its compact oceanfront layout. A 2003 renovation modernized the course infrastructure while preserving its character as one of South Florida's most intimate private clubs.