You can enjoy Boca's golf scene without putting a country-club membership on the to-do list. If you're new to town, trying out neighborhoods or simply like to pay as you play, these public-access options give you a place to start. Bring the clubs; compare the memberships later.
Osprey Point Golf Course, Boca Raton
Osprey Point has 27 holes arranged as three nines in South County Regional Park on Glades Road in west Boca. That gives you ways to mix up your round. It's a popular public course and an option to consider if you're looking at west Boca communities.
Red Reef Executive Golf Course, Boca Raton
An ocean breeze and a shorter round make a good pairing. This executive course sits in Red Reef Park near the ocean in east Boca. Put it on the list for short-game practice, a quick round or a day out with a beginner.
Lakeview Golf Club, Delray Beach
Lakeview is owned by the City of Delray Beach and has been a local favorite since the 1970s. Its executive-style layout makes it a relaxed option when you want a shorter round.
Delray Beach Golf Club: One to Watch
Delray Beach Golf Club is closed for renovations. As of November 4, 2026, the course’s official website and the city’s renovation project page list February 2027 as the expected reopening. Check the latest update before planning a round.
Thinking About a Club Down the Road?
A few public rounds can help you work out how often you actually want to play before committing to a country club. When you're ready to compare clubs, I can walk you through membership types, initiation fees, dues and what each community requires. Explore homes for sale, or call or text me at 561-888-3115.
Tee times, fees and course availability change. Check with each course before you go.
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