St. Andrews Club
St. Andrews Club pairs low-rise coastal condominiums with a private par-three golf club; the Fairways parcel reviewed is in Boynton Beach despite its Delray Beach postal address.
The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026
St. Andrews Club is a coastal club and condominium setting north of Delray Beach, with residences on both sides of North Ocean Boulevard. Its housing is distributed among five condominium associations, while the private club has its own identity and membership process. The result is a compact residential-and-recreation setting rather than a conventional inland golf subdivision.
The address uses Delray Beach for mailing, but that does not establish municipal jurisdiction. The Fairways residence reviewed in County records is in Boynton Beach, and state records place the club there as well. Individual association parcels should be checked when jurisdiction matters. This is separate from St. Andrews Country Club in Boca Raton.
Property details and costs
| Detail | Published information |
|---|---|
| Home sizes / plans | Club describes 136 residences in five condominium associations: 44 oceanside and 92 on the golf/Intracoastal side; generally two or three bedrooms, approximately 1,300–2,700 sq ft, with measurement basis not specified. |
| Signature amenities | Eighteen-hole par-three course associated with Alice and Pete Dye; club history records a new clubhouse and fitness facilities in 2023. |
| Membership / access | Club describes referral-based membership through a current member. Confirm applicable residential purchase and club-admission obligations; ownership is not represented as automatic admission. |
To confirm for a purchase: property-specific association charges; club joining contributions; any separate sports category; current annual club dues. An unstated amount does not mean that no charge applies.
Facts reviewed October 16, 2026. Proposed amenities and property-specific examples are identified above.
At a glance
- Address: 4475 North Ocean Boulevard; Delray Beach postal address
- Location: Boynton Beach area
- Ownership: Condominium
- First club season: 1973–1974
- Setting: Coastal club and condominium campus north of Delray Beach
A club founded in the early 1970s
The club's history begins with a group of seven founders who acquired approximately 28 acres in 1972. The first season followed in 1973–1974. Its account identifies Alice Dye's leading role in the golf design, with Pete Dye's involvement; the course is described today under their joint design attribution.
The eighteen-hole, par-three format is central to the setting. It places emphasis on approach shots and short-game play within a coastal site, rather than the land area and playing scale of a full-length championship course. That difference is useful for a buyer comparing club communities with otherwise similar membership language.
The history also records a new clubhouse and fitness facilities in 2023. The current schedule of club activities and the services attached to a membership should nevertheless be confirmed directly, since a completed facility does not establish every operating detail.
Several associations, two coastal orientations
The club describes 136 residences across five condominium associations, including 44 on the ocean side and 92 on the golf-course and Intracoastal side. Buildings rise no more than four stories, and published plans generally have two or three bedrooms, with approximate areas of 1,300 to 2,700 square feet.
Those figures describe the overall collection, not a uniform product. An oceanside residence and a home facing the course can differ in exposure, outdoor space and the route to club facilities. The apartment's own association also matters for its budget, rules and building work.
Membership and residential ownership
The club describes membership as referral-based, requiring an introduction through a current member. Purchasing a residence should therefore be coordinated with a review of the applicable club and condominium requirements. Ownership alone should not be presented as automatic admission, and the current documents should establish any mandatory obligations.
The cost comparison combines the particular condominium's expenses with the membership arrangements that apply to the buyer. Joining contributions, recurring club dues and condominium assessments should be reviewed separately in the current statements and membership schedule.
Nearby comparisons
The nearby Gulf Stream guide provides coastal context, while the Delray Beach collection offers a wider range of housing. St. Andrews Country Club in Boca Raton is a separate community with a different residential and golf format.
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