Frenchman's Creek Beach & Country Club

"Beautiful facilities, excellent staff an out and out pleasure spot"

"$1 million to $5 million dollar houses + $40 thousands a year just to live 7 feet away from your neighbor, are you serious! Waste of money, zero privacy and work vehicles driving through the neighborhood everyday. The golf course is non-stop busy. 80% of the roads don't have sidewalks people are forced to walk/jog or walk out their kids/pets on the road. The speed radar is going crazy if you drive over 25mph, it would literally take me 10 minutes to drive from the entrance to the house. I'm really disappointed what they offer for this kind of money. From my experience the golf course doesn't look any better than a public golf course, surely not worth $40k."

"Brunch/lunch meeting in the semi-private space. The menu will have you wanting EVERYTHING! Very reasonably priced. Service was great considering size of the group. I had the salmon sandwich with salad and was very pleased. The sorbet was refreshing light dessert and the mimosas were delicious too. Can’t wait for the next meeting!!!"

"Frenchman’s Creek Beach & Country Club in Palm Beach Gardens Florida is a private club that does not leave their members wanting; for anything. It’s a “mandatory membership” community, meaning when you buy a home inside the gates, you are required to become a member. And, as you would expect, membership does indeed have its privileges. At Frenchman’s Creek, you’ll never have to cook breakfast again! Every morning of the year, members can enjoy a buffet-style breakfast that includes a wide assortment of breads, fresh fruits, pastries, cereals, and hot items as well as coffees, teas and espressos. It’s one of the healthiest breakfast buffets I’ve ever seen! Lunch is also served in a unique way. Regardless of what your heart desires, from a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with chips on the side to filet mignon, medium rare with a backed potato and side salad, it’s all the same price: $16.00. Everyone’s heard the saying “service with a smile.” It’s more or less the mantra of the service industry and the benchmark that companies within the industry strive for, and very few achieve. That is not the case with Frenchman’s Creek. They not only achieve it, they surpass it. I think a lot of this has to do with the people they hire; many are young adults from countries all over the world. They are here for a year, to learn the hospitality industry and see if they want to make a career of it. I met workers in Food and Beverage that had come over on a 1-year visa 20 years ago and are still at Frenchman’s Creek Beach & Country Club. Frenchman’s Creek is home to two championship golf courses. Both courses are immaculately manicured and challenging for all levels of golfers. Each course has its own unique style and flow; creeks and lakes intertwine with the native landscaping and wildlife and deliver a wide variety of challenging holes. The South Course is a Bob Cupp design that utilizes 7 sets of tees. The signature hole is the par three 9th which can play anywhere between 80 – 184 yards. It’ plays over water to a peninsular, gradually sloping green with the clubhouse serving as the backdrop. There’s not a lot of bail out room to the left or right and if you hit it short over the water, you may very well find sand. Front right, back left and back right pin positions offer your best chance at par or better. The North course was designed by Jim Fazio and also offers seven sets of tees. For men, the number 1 handicap hole is the par 5 12th, which is a severe dogleg left and plays 514 yards from the Blue Tees. This hole requires a precarious tee shot over and around water.. The second shot is all about position and need to be hit straight and long enough to set up a short iron approach into a long narrow green. The green itself is fairly steep back to front and can make for some interesting putts should you find yourself above the hole. Frenchman’s Creek’s tennis facility includes 16 Har-Tru tennis courts, 9 of which are lighted for evening play. There are also pickleball and bocce courts. Frenchman's Creek is the first club in South Florida to play pickleball on a Har-Tru surface, creating a similar feel to tennis. In 1986, a parcel of oceanfront property was purchased directly adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean and the Beach Club was built. It’s located about 5 miles east of the community’s front gates and offers direct access to the aquamarine waters of the Atlantic Ocean. The Beach Club’s staff places lounge chairs and umbrellas directly on the sand for your relaxation and pleasure. They also offer pool side, beach and full cabana service. Inside the front door is the Beach Club’s first-class restaurant, a well-appointed and spacious room with plenty of seating. The bar is stocked with top shelf, ultra premium liquors and your favorite glass of wine can be ordered by the glass or by the bottle. A lot of the seafood and fish is locally caught and much of the produce is locally grown."

"Amazing community! Never pass an opportunity to visit here!"