Westchester Country Club in Boynton Beach operates as a private club in southeastern Florida's Palm Beach County, part of the region's dense concentration of golf communities. The Blue/Gold combination represents two of the facility's nines, designed by Karl Litten, an architect who worked extensively in Florida during the latter decades of the twentieth century. Litten's portfolio includes numerous courses across the state, typically characterized by straightforward resort and residential layouts suited to the flat terrain and water management requirements common to South Florida development. The routing reflects the area's low-lying topography, with fairways shaped around lakes and retention ponds that serve both aesthetic and drainage functions. Palm trees, native vegetation, and tropical landscaping frame the holes, providing definition in an otherwise level landscape. Bunkering and water hazards constitute the primary strategic elements, rewarding accurate placement over distance on many holes. The course serves a membership-oriented community, with amenities and club facilities designed for year-round play in Florida's subtropical climate. Westchester Country Club functions as one of many established private clubs in the Boynton Beach and greater Palm Beach area, offering members a traditional country club experience with golf as a central feature. The Blue/Gold combination provides variety within the club's multi-course setup, allowing for different playing experiences and course rotations throughout the season.