Boca Woods Country Club
Boca Woods Country Club features two championship 18-hole golf courses, fitness and spa facilities, tennis and pickleball courts. It also offers a modern clubhouse with dining, social events, swimming pool, card rooms, gardens. The club includes salon and wellness services, a renovated practice facility with driving range and practice areas. Members enjoy lively community gatherings, live concerts, themed dinners, and social clubs for every interest. The overall experience is resort-style, blending recreation, wellness, and membership camaraderie.
The community of Boca Woods lies in western Boca Raton, comprising about 645 single-family homes in a private, gated setting. It offers quiet, leafy streets, generously sized lots, and attractive home designs. Residents benefit from proximity to shopping, dining, beaches, and cultural venues within minutes. The location provides both serenity and convenient access to major roads and city amenities. Home prices reflect its status as an upscale, well maintained country club enclave.
Boca Woods Golf Courses
The Woods Course at Boca Woods was originally designed by Joe Lee and recently renovated as part of the club’s master plan. It plays about 6,647 yards from the back tees, with a slope of 129. The course demands precision with elevated greens, strategic bunkers, water hazards, and doglegs. It tests shot-shaping and course management under good conditions. Signature holes feature dramatic angles and risk-reward layouts on par-4s and par-5s.
The other 18-hole course (often called the Pines Course by locals) complements the Woods layout and offers a different challenge. Scorecard totals approach 7,043 yards, with a rating around 72.7 and slope near 141. It includes numerous bunkers, water crossings, and varied par-3s and par-5s. Conditions are maintained at championship quality with manicured fairways and greens. Its signature hole may combine water carry, elevation change, or dogleg intrigue.
Boca Woods Membership Cost and Initiation Fees
The initiation fee for a full golf membership at Boca Woods is currently quoted around $120,000 nonrefundable. An equity deposit or certificate refundable upon home sale of $1,000 is also mentioned. Social or tennis initiation fees are significantly lower near $45,000. Membership includes access to golf, tennis, pickleball, dining, and fitness amenities. The pricing reflects its upscale status within Boca Raton’s private golf communities.
Annual dues for full golf membership range between $23,448 and $23,914 plus sales tax depending on payment plan. Social or tennis annual dues run about $13,038 to $13,296. Executive, associate, or nonresident privileges may carry lower dues. Additional fees apply for capital improvements and food minimums annually. Overall costs ensure a premier country club experience with world-class amenities.
Boca Woods Guest, Greens and Cart Fees
The Boca Woods Country Club guest green fee during summer months is about $100 (cart included), subject to golf director approval. From June 1 to September 30, daily golf (members or guests) costs $75 plus tax for nine or eighteen holes with cart. Guest tee times may be scheduled two days in advance, subject to availability. On certain holidays, reciprocal play is suspended, restricting guest access. Fees may vary outside summer season or based on course availability.
Outside high-season rates are typically higher, reflecting demand and course conditions. Guest cart fees are built into some rates but may be charged separately when not included. Pairing guest rates with cart access often applies uniformly for 9 or 18 holes. Advanced approval or sponsorship by a member is often required for guest play. All fees are subject to change depending on date, tee time, and course selection.
Boca Woods Club Golfing Staff and Members
The golf staff at Boca Woods includes Jeff Gullett, PGA, as Director of Golf. The Head Golf Professional is Duke Trombetti, PGA, supported by Tom O’Brien, PGA Life Member. The Superintendent overseeing course conditions is Bill Hirchert. The club has recently undergone a Woods Course renovation by famed architect Rees Jones. The update adds modern bunkering, strategic elements, and renewed course aesthetics.
Famous members are less publicly profiled, but the club attracts discerning golf enthusiasts, executives, and professionals. The Woods Course renovation cost millions, enhancing prestige and member experience. Boca Woods maintains low player density—roughly 265 members per course for exclusivity. The club includes a Toptracer practice range planned for enhanced play analysis. The evolution of staff, design, and amenities underscores the club’s ambition.