Est. 1973 · Gardner Dickinson and Bob Cupp (original 1973 design); South Course later renovated by Bob Cupp and Gus Grantham (2001)
Why we love this place
We love that Frenchman's Creek is a true beach-and-country-club experience, pairing two mature, well-conditioned eighteens with an oceanfront lifestyle few clubs can match. The rolling fairways and island-style par 3s give the golf real character, and the ongoing investment in the club shows a community that keeps raising its own standard.
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About Frenchman's Creek Beach and Country Club
Frenchman's Creek Beach & Country Club is a private club in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, whose golf heritage dates to 1973. The club operates two 18-hole courses, North and South. The original design work is credited to Gardner Dickinson and Bob Cupp, with the South Course later reworked by Bob Cupp and Gus Grantham in 2001; that course now measures beyond 7,000 yards with a par of 72 and carries stout course and slope ratings. Unusual for South Florida, the layouts feature rolling fairways, strategic bunkering, and several island-like par 3s. Beyond golf, the club is a full beach and country club offering an oceanfront beach club, marina, spa, fitness, and multiple dining venues, and it has announced a major clubhouse redevelopment reportedly valued around $74 million. It remains one of the area's established, amenity-rich private communities.
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