The Golf Club at The Boca Raton, described by its operator as nearly 100 years old, is reopening this fall after a $25 million redesign. The project rebuilt 53 bunkers, added a new practice facility, and introduced two dining concepts — Greg's on the Green and Greg's Grab & Go — to the property. Per the operator's Instagram, the renovation was guided by the course's Donald Ross and William Flynn architectural roots while modernizing the layout's strategy and playability.
The bunker rebuild is the most quantifiable element of the project. At 53 rebuilt bunkers, the work represents a near-total reconfiguration of the course's sand program — a change that typically reshapes approach angles and scoring strategy across much of a layout. The announcement does not detail which holes were altered or whether the overall bunker count increased or decreased from the prior configuration. No redesign architect or construction firm is named in the source.
The invocation of Ross and Flynn as design touchstones is deliberate positioning. Both architects are among the most documented figures in early American golf course design, associated with layouts that reward course management and positional play over raw distance. Framing a $25 million renovation around their original work signals a restoration-forward intent — updating the course's physical condition and playability while preserving the strategic character they established — rather than a wholesale contemporary reimagining.
The two new food and beverage concepts expand the club's hospitality program alongside the golf renovation. Greg's on the Green and Greg's Grab & Go suggest a full-service and counter-service pairing, though the announcement provides no menu details, seat counts, or service hours. The operator behind the dining program is not named in the source.
The new practice facility rounds out the announced scope. No square footage, configuration details, or programming specifics were included in the operator's announcement.
The operator describes The Golf Club at The Boca Raton as one of Boca Raton's most historic golf properties. The fall reopening, as announced on Instagram, would bring the course back during South Florida's peak golf season. Whether the renovation is part of a broader capital program across the encompassing resort property was not addressed in the announcement.
