Addison Reserve Country Club is minutes away from the heart of downtown Delray Beach and offers 27-holes of private championship golf, accented by stone bridges and sparkling lakes. The club's nine-hole layouts, designed by Arthur Hills and Drew Rogers in 1996, were all renovated by Kipp Schulties in 2007 and provide challenges for players of all skill levels.

Interestingly named Redemption, Salvation, and Trepidation, the three courses offer soaring elevations and twists and turns to test every player. The par 36 Salvation Course is the longest layout at Addison Reserve Country Club and measures 3,404-yards. The creek on Salvation's ninth hole sets up a classic par 5 finish. Most will play this as a three-shot hole, so the creek fronting the green will likely need to be avoided twice, on a lay-up and the flip wedge approach.

A signature waterfall is a backdrop to the club's practice facilities which include a 9,500-square foot putting green, short game practice area, and adjacent practice range. All are within steps of the Waterfall Terrace, which is the perfect place for a morning coffee, as well as lunch on a seasonal basis. A further selection of six dining venues, as well as private function rooms, offer something for every taste. 

The club's Lifestyle Complex is home to a fitness center with state-of-the-art equipment and numerous studios, the resort-style pool with beach entry and lap lanes, a whirlpool and children's pool in the aquatic center, and the luxurious spa. The tennis center also has eleven Har-Tru Hydrocourts that are lighted for evening play, a full basketball court, and four pickleball courts.

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