Atlantic Fields Club occupies a secluded property in Hobe Sound, a quiet enclave along Florida's Treasure Coast between Jupiter and Stuart. The course was designed by Tom Fazio and opened in the late 1990s as a private facility serving a limited membership. Fazio shaped the layout across gently rolling terrain unusual for coastal Florida, incorporating natural elevation changes and native vegetation that distinguish the property from the flatter courses common to the region. The routing takes advantage of mature live oaks, palmettos, and pine stands that frame holes and create a sense of seclusion uncommon in South Florida golf. The design emphasizes strategic variety rather than overwhelming length, with multiple tee options that allow the course to play to different skill levels. Fairway corridors are generous but demand precision on approach shots, as greens feature Fazio's characteristic contouring and are protected by carefully positioned bunkers and natural waste areas. Water comes into play on several holes, though it does not dominate the layout. The property's natural drainage and sandy soils contribute to firm playing conditions much of the year. Atlantic Fields maintains a low profile consistent with Hobe Sound's understated character. The club operates with a small membership and limited daily play, preserving a quiet atmosphere focused on the golf experience. The course has not hosted professional tournaments but is regarded among Florida golf circles as a well-crafted private layout that reflects Fazio's attention to site-specific design and playability.