Invitation & Access · Palm Beach
Addison Reserve Country ClubDelray Beach
Delray Beach's most exclusive private - a Ron Garl design within the Mizner-era vision.
Par
72
Yardage
—
Rating · Slope
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Holes
18
Green Fee
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The Course
About Addison Reserve Country Club
Addison Reserve Country Club in Delray Beach is a private club named for the Addison Mizner legacy that shaped South Florida's luxury residential architecture - Ron Garl's 1997 design on immaculate terrain within a gated community. Members-only and operated to an equity standard; the club has ranked among South Florida's top private courses since opening.
History
Addison Reserve Country Club — History
The club opened in 1997 with Ron Garl's course at its centre, part of the wave of private residential golf communities built through Palm Beach County in the 1990s. It has been reinvested in repeatedly since, with the course and clubhouse both reworked as the membership has turned over.
Design
Addison Reserve Country Club — Design
Ron Garl's design for a private Delray Beach club, opened in 1997 and reworked since as the membership has changed. Garl's Florida work characteristically uses water and shaped mounding to define corridors on flat ground, and the club is maintained to a standard that prioritises consistent conditioning over raw difficulty.
What Sets It Apart
Why Play Addison Reserve Country Club
Addison Reserve is a private Delray Beach club where the golf is one part of a full country-club operation rather than the whole proposition. Ron Garl's course is maintained to a conditioning standard the membership sets, and play is limited to members and their guests -- there is no public tee sheet and no resort access.
Good to Know
Addison Reserve Country Club — questions answered
- How do I get on Addison Reserve Country Club?
- Addison Reserve Country Club is a private club — play is reserved for members and their guests. The only way on is a membership or a member's invitation; there is no public tee sheet.
- Who designed Addison Reserve Country Club?
- Addison Reserve Country Club was designed by Ron Garl and opened in 1997.
- Is Addison Reserve Country Club public or private?
- Addison Reserve Country Club is a private member club — not open to public play. Access is by membership or a member's invitation; there is no public tee sheet.
- Where is Addison Reserve Country Club located?
- Addison Reserve Country Club is located at 7201 Addison Reserve Blvd, Delray Beach, FL 33446, in the Palm Beach area of Florida.
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How to Play It
How to Play Addison Reserve Country Club.
Addison Reserve Country Club is a private club — play is reserved for members and their guests, with no public tee sheet. The only way on is a membership or a member's invitation.
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