The Club at Admirals Cove's South/West combination represents one of Robert von Hagge's Florida designs from the community's development in the 1980s. Admirals Cove features multiple eighteen-hole courses that can be played in various combinations, with the South and West nines forming one of the primary routing options. Von Hagge, known for his bold architectural style and dramatic use of water features, shaped these courses within the residential community setting along Florida's southeastern coast near Jupiter. The layout reflects von Hagge's characteristic approach to Florida golf design, incorporating substantial water hazards, strategic bunkering, and the kind of visual drama that defines much of his portfolio. The courses wind through the residential development with the Intracoastal Waterway nearby, though the routing itself focuses primarily on the interior landscape. Players encounter the flat to gently rolling terrain typical of coastal Florida, with native vegetation and mature landscaping framing the holes. Admirals Cove operates as a private equity club serving a membership drawn largely from seasonal residents and year-round Florida golfers. The club emphasizes the full country club lifestyle, with multiple dining venues, marina facilities taking advantage of the waterfront location, and tennis and fitness amenities complementing the golf offerings. The South/West combination provides members with variety in their regular play, alternating with other nine-hole pairings available on the property.