East at BallenIsles Country Club

BallenIsles Country Club's East Course is a Keith Foster design located in Palm Beach Gardens, a city in northern Palm Beach County known for its concentration of golf facilities. Foster, who established his practice in the 1990s and has worked extensively on course renovations and original designs throughout the United States, created this layout as part of the BallenIsles complex, which features multiple eighteen-hole courses. The property sits in the flat, subtropical terrain characteristic of South Florida's coastal plain.

The East Course navigates rolling terrain that was shaped during construction to provide elevation changes uncommon in the region. Water features appear throughout the routing, reflecting both the natural hydrology of Florida and the design conventions of upscale residential golf communities in Palm Beach County. The layout incorporates native vegetation and strategic bunkering typical of Foster's work, which often emphasizes playability across different skill levels while maintaining challenge for accomplished players.

BallenIsles operates as a private country club with an extensive membership and facilities that include multiple courses, dining venues, and recreational amenities. The club serves the residential community that surrounds the golf courses, following the integrated country club model common to planned developments in this part of Florida. The East Course functions as one component of the club's golf offerings, providing members with variety in their playing options within the same property.