Kings Point Executive Golf Course is an 18-hole par-3 layout in Delray Beach, Florida, designed by Ron Garl. The course serves the Kings Point community, a large active adult residential development in southern Palm Beach County. Garl, a Florida-based architect who worked extensively throughout the state from the 1970s onward, created a course suited to the community's recreational needs while incorporating enough variety to maintain interest for regular play. The routing fits within the residential landscape typical of South Florida's planned communities, with holes playing around and between housing areas. Water features appear on several holes, reflecting both the region's natural hydrology and the design conventions of Florida golf from this era. Palm trees and tropical vegetation frame the holes, and the flat terrain characteristic of coastal South Florida means elevation change is minimal to nonexistent. As an executive course with all par-3 holes, Kings Point offers a shorter, more accessible format than regulation layouts. The holes vary in length to provide different challenges, from short pitch shots to longer iron tests. The course functions primarily as an amenity for the Kings Point community residents, supporting social golf and regular play within a format that accommodates a range of skill levels and physical abilities. The setting and design reflect the practical requirements of community golf in a retirement-oriented development.

Kings Point Executive Golf Course is an 18-hole par-3 layout in Delray Beach, Florida, designed by Ron Garl. The course serves the Kings Point community, a large active adult residential development in southern Palm Beach County. Garl, a Florida-based architect who worked extensively throughout the state from the 1970s onward, created a course suited to the community's recreational needs while incorporating enough variety to maintain interest for regular play. The routing fits within the residential landscape typical of South Florida's planned communities, with holes playing around and between housing areas. Water features appear on several holes, reflecting both the region's natural hydrology and the design conventions of Florida golf from this era. Palm trees and tropical vegetation frame the holes, and the flat terrain characteristic of coastal South Florida means elevation change is minimal to nonexistent. As an executive course with all par-3 holes, Kings Point offers a shorter, more accessible format than regulation layouts. The holes vary in length to provide different challenges, from short pitch shots to longer iron tests. The course functions primarily as an amenity for the Kings Point community residents, supporting social golf and regular play within a format that accommodates a range of skill levels and physical abilities. The setting and design reflect the practical requirements of community golf in a retirement-oriented development.