Eagle Marsh Golf Club occupies a natural setting in Jensen Beach along Florida's Treasure Coast, where Tom Fazio routed the course through native wetlands and preserved marshland. The design takes advantage of the property's low-lying topography and water features, incorporating the marsh ecosystems into the strategic playing corridors. Fazio's approach here emphasizes integration with the coastal landscape rather than dramatic earthmoving, allowing the existing terrain and vegetation to define much of the course character. The routing moves through a mix of open and tree-lined holes, with water hazards and marsh edges influencing play on multiple holes. Fazio's trademark attention to sightlines and green complexes appears throughout, with undulating putting surfaces that reward precise approach shots. The course presents a variety of angles and distances, asking players to navigate both forced carries over wetlands and strategic positioning around the perimeter hazards. Eagle Marsh operates as a private club serving the Jensen Beach community, part of the residential golf development common to Florida's Atlantic coast. The facility reflects the regional tradition of golf integrated with natural preservation areas, where environmental sensitivity shapes both routing and maintenance practices. The course provides a year-round playing option in an area known for its moderate winter climate and proximity to the Intracoastal Waterway.