The West Course at Eastpointe Country Club in Palm Beach Gardens is a Tom Fazio design that reflects the architect's characteristic approach to shaping terrain and creating visual interest in South Florida's naturally flat landscape. Fazio, who has designed numerous courses in the Palm Beach area, employs substantial earthmoving and water features to generate elevation changes and strategic variety across the routing. The course integrates into a residential community setting typical of the region's country club developments. The layout makes extensive use of lakes and wetlands, both for strategic purposes and to provide the fill material necessary for Fazio's sculpted mounding and elevated greens. Players encounter a mix of risk-reward opportunities where water comes into play, along with generous landing areas framed by the architect's signature bunkering style. The greens feature the undulation and contouring that characterize Fazio's work, rewarding accurate approach shots while presenting recovery challenges for those who miss in the wrong spots. Palm Beach Gardens hosts a concentration of golf facilities, and Eastpointe's West Course serves primarily a private membership. The course operates within the broader context of South Florida golf, where year-round playability and maintenance standards are central to the member experience. The routing takes advantage of mature landscaping and native vegetation that has developed since the course's construction, providing definition and a sense of enclosure despite the relatively open topography of the area.

The West Course at Eastpointe Country Club in Palm Beach Gardens is a Tom Fazio design that reflects the architect's characteristic approach to shaping terrain and creating visual interest in South Florida's naturally flat landscape. Fazio, who has designed numerous courses in the Palm Beach area, employs substantial earthmoving and water features to generate elevation changes and strategic variety across the routing. The course integrates into a residential community setting typical of the region's country club developments. The layout makes extensive use of lakes and wetlands, both for strategic purposes and to provide the fill material necessary for Fazio's sculpted mounding and elevated greens. Players encounter a mix of risk-reward opportunities where water comes into play, along with generous landing areas framed by the architect's signature bunkering style. The greens feature the undulation and contouring that characterize Fazio's work, rewarding accurate approach shots while presenting recovery challenges for those who miss in the wrong spots. Palm Beach Gardens hosts a concentration of golf facilities, and Eastpointe's West Course serves primarily a private membership. The course operates within the broader context of South Florida golf, where year-round playability and maintenance standards are central to the member experience. The routing takes advantage of mature landscaping and native vegetation that has developed since the course's construction, providing definition and a sense of enclosure despite the relatively open topography of the area.