The main Clubhouses and Lifestyle Centers at several Boca Raton country club have recently undergone extensive renovations or new construction. While some are finished, others are still in progress. There are often some cost-of-living adjustments to yearly dues, and the majority of clubs begin their fiscal years on October 1 or November 1.
Because they are based on an established initial budget, assessments often don’t grow during the course of payment. At the beginning of the fiscal year, annual dues typically only rise once.
Even while the upfront capital contributions typically only go up at the beginning of the fiscal year. The board may decide to modify them at any point during the year if it sees fit.
To reflect the new, contemporary, increased facilities and increasing expenditures to maintain the amenities. Several of the clubs have seen significant increases in their equity/capital payments over the last few years. The demand for country clubs has increased significantly since the epidemic began in 2020. Not only for social or sports memberships but also for the golf component of the membership, which has also contributed to the rise.
Some clubs have removed or restricted new purchaser social memberships. Because their golf memberships are fully subscribed and/or they have switched to a wholly required golf community. Social memberships for current residents are grandfathered as long as they remain the property owner.
Information about Boca Raton Country Clubs and Related Real Estate
This page provides a concise explanation of the majority of the clubs that can be found in the aforementioned locations. As well as links to the pages of the clubs themselves, which contain additional information regarding the community and membership, as well as listings for homes that are currently available. Because the vast majority of clubs in Boca Raton Beach demand annual dues from their members. The only way to become a member is to first purchase a home in either of these communities. In addition, being a member of the club is a requirement for participation in the housing development for everyone who purchases a property there.
To briefly summarize the type of clubs:
Golf Only Mandatory Communities:
Boca Woods – new Lifestyle Center and renovated Main Clubhouse
Stonebridge Country Club
Boca Grove just recently eliminated social memberships for new purchasers and are golf only, Social members are grandfathered in. New Lifestyle Center
St Andrews Country Club – recently renovated Main clubhouse, fitness center and spa, and golf fairways
Social / Sports and Golf Communities:
Broken Sound – has provided socially as well as golf memberships, but the club has lately reached its limit of 435 golf memberships, and there is a waiting to join for the golf. However, social and sports memberships are still required in order to become a member. The main clubhouse is currently undergoing a brand-new refurbishment that is scheduled to be finished in May of 2022. Over the last several years, renovations have been made to the swimming pool, fitness center, spa, and golf courses.
Boca West – Includes a necessary basic membership for social activities, which may be upgraded to include add-ons for tennis, pickleball, and golf; golf alone is not currently an option. The renovations for the sports center and the pool area have begun. The fitness center and spa have been updated and are now open.
Woodfield Country Club offers both but currently, the golf cap is full with a waitlist, and Social / Sports is mandatory.
Mizner Country Club has 2 types of memberships – full Golf which allows full golf privileges all year round and Sports. This allows golf 6 times during the season but unlimited golf during the off-season. They have eliminated Social and Tennis. A new lifestyle center was recently added.
Addison Reserve – offers Social and Golf but the memberships are tied to the homes. You must join the membership that the home has. A new lifestyle center was recently added.
Boca Raton and Delray Beach Non-Mandatory Golf Communities
There are a number of golf clubs located in residential neighborhoods that either do not need equity or provide it as an option. When an outsider moves into the area and resides there, they are often eligible for non-resident memberships, which come with reduced fees.
Because any individual may purchase a property in a neighborhood that does not need a membership. The trade-off is that communities that require membership and have higher fees will have houses with prices that are comparable to those found in communities that do not require membership.
Non-Equity Golf Communities:
- Boca Pointe
- Boca Lago
- Boca Greens
- Boca Country Club – the golf course was donated to the City of Boca and will be a public course and also available to the community residents
- Boca Del Mar is the residential area to the east of Boca Pointe and Boca Grove. It does not have a golf course, but there are options to join other courses.
- Woodfield Hunt Club is a small residential section outside of the main Woodfield Country Club and you are not required to join the club membership but you have the option to join.
