Boca Greens Country Club is a Joe Lee design located in Boca Raton, Florida, part of the region's substantial collection of residential golf communities developed during South Florida's growth period in the latter decades of the twentieth century. Lee, a prolific architect who shaped numerous courses throughout Florida, typically emphasized playability for a range of skill levels while incorporating the state's characteristic flat terrain and water management features into his routing strategies. The course occupies land typical of coastal South Florida—minimal elevation change with strategic use of lakes, canals, and wetland areas that serve both aesthetic and drainage purposes. Lee's designs in this region generally feature tree-lined fairways, often with mature palms and tropical vegetation framing holes, and greens protected by water hazards and bunkers positioned to challenge approach shots. The layout reflects the residential nature of the property, with housing integrated along many holes. As a country club facility, Boca Greens serves a membership drawn from the surrounding community and seasonal residents common to the area. The club provides the amenities standard to South Florida private clubs of its era, including dining and social facilities that complement the golf experience. The course operates year-round, with peak playing conditions typically occurring during the winter and spring months when Florida's climate is most favorable and the seasonal population is at its height.