Weston Hills is the club where Raymond Floyd, a major champion, carved out a slice of his later career, lending instant credibility to the community's nascent golf ambitions. The Country Club’s two courses, located in the heart of Weston, play across a classically Floridian landscape. Water is a recurring theme and a defining characteristic across both layouts. Arthur Hills crafted the original Members Club course, an example of late 20th-century design sensibilities that reward power and strategic angles. While the layout doesn’t boast a pedigree of hosting major championships, it serves as a solid test for members. The course favors a draw but demands accuracy into the greens. Beyond the fairways, Weston Hills maintains a vibrant social calendar and a deep-rooted sense of community. It's a family-friendly club with active junior programs and a relaxed atmosphere. A notable social group is the 'Weston Hillbillies' who compete in various tournaments throughout the year and are regarded as a fun loving group who take their golf seriously and their friendships even more so.