Glenview Champions Country Club features two eighteen-hole courses, Fox Run and Stirrup Cup, designed by the team of Clifton and Ezell. The architects, known for their work in Florida and the southeastern United States, created layouts that work with the region's characteristic flat to gently rolling terrain. The courses occupy land in Glenbrook, a community in the Tampa Bay area of west-central Florida, where water features and native vegetation typically shape the playing corridors. Fox Run and Stirrup Cup share the design philosophy common to Clifton-Ezell collaborations, emphasizing strategic bunkering and water hazards that require thoughtful club selection and course management. The layouts incorporate the wetlands and lakes inherent to Florida's Gulf Coast geography, with several holes playing alongside or across water. Mature landscaping and stands of palms and pines frame the fairways, providing definition and a sense of enclosure despite the relatively flat topography. The club operates as a private facility serving the Glenbrook residential community. Members have access to both courses, allowing variety in their regular play. The dual-course setup accommodates member demand while providing flexibility for maintenance and tournament hosting. Like many Florida clubs of its generation, Glenview Champions offers year-round golf in a climate that supports consistent playing conditions, with the courses maintained to standards typical of private clubs in the region.