Glenview Champions Country Club operates two eighteen-hole courses in Glenbrook, Florida, designed by the team of Keith Clifton and David Ezell. Clifton and Ezell have collaborated on numerous layouts across the southeastern United States, typically working with the region's characteristic sandy soils and natural water features to create courses that balance playability with strategic interest for a range of skill levels. The Stirrup Cup and Talley Ho courses reflect the rolling terrain and pine-bordered corridors common to north-central Florida golf. Both layouts incorporate the natural topography of the property, with fairways that move through stands of mature trees and around wetland areas that come into play on approach shots and around greens. The design philosophy emphasizes strategic options from the tee and rewards accurate iron play, with green complexes that feature modest undulation and surrounding bunkers positioned to challenge mid-handicap golfers while remaining accessible to higher handicappers from forward tees. Glenview Champions serves as a daily-fee facility that attracts both local players and visitors exploring Florida golf beyond the state's better-known resort destinations. The dual-course setup allows the club to host member events and outside tournaments while maintaining pace of play across both layouts. The club provides standard amenities including a practice facility and clubhouse dining, catering to a membership base drawn from the surrounding communities in the Glenbrook area.