Eastpointe Country Club is situated amid acres of beautifully manicured green space, with mature trees, sparkling lakes, and lush tropical landscaping. The hallmark of this hidden oasis in Florida's Palm Beach Gardens is that it is home to 36-holes of beautifully landscaped and distinctly different Fazio-designed golf, with strategic bunkers, rolling fairways, and excellent greens.

As the Eastpointe Country Club merged with the Golf and Racquet Club in 2015, Eastpointe is twice the club of others in the area. Literally, it has two full-service clubhouses, two fitness centers, two golf practice areas, and two Fazio courses, just about two of everything.

The East Course at Eastpointe Country Club was designed by George Fazio and his nephew Tom and opened for play in 1974. This par 72 course features wide fairways with well-bunkered and challenging green complexes. The 7011-yard East proves to be playable, yet a challenge for players of all skill levels.

Eastpointe Country Club's East Course has been designated as a Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary through the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program for Golf Courses. With its emerald green Bermuda grass, shimmering lakes, and rolling fairways, this layout is meant to delight the senses as much as it was designed to make you want to come back for another round.

Although golf is the most integral part of the Eastpointe Country Club experience, fitness, tennis, dining activities and other events can be enjoyed by members and their guests, year-round. The fitness centers offer an expansive selection of first-rate cardio and weight training equipment in an energetic setting while the sixteen Har-Tru courts are the centerpiece of Eastpointe's high quality and professional tennis facilities.

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