The starting hole at Boca Grove is a medium length, dogleg left par 4. Tee shots should favor the center or right side of the fairway; this will give you a clear shot at the green. Be sure to avoid the fairway bunker on the left and the green side bunkers as shots hit there will most likely lead to a bogey or worse.

Straight off the tee box this par 5 is protected with out of bounds on the left and bunkers on the right, so try and keep your tee shot straight. Everything rolls right on the fairway. Your 2nd shot must contend with a pond on the right so aim for playing down the left side. If you hit a perfect tee shot you may be tempted to go for the green in two, however, the front of the green is protected with bunkers. Play it smart and lay up a nice distance so you can go pin hunting for your third shot and land yourself a birdie or par.

This is the first of the fabulous par 3’s at Boca Grove. This is the shortest par 3 on the course. Your tee shot must carry the water and land on the fairly receptive green waiting for you. The green is well protected on the right side by sand and water. If you miss on the left side, you will be faced with a green that runs away from you.

This is the number 1 handicap hole at Boca Grove and for good reason. This hole offers several challenges depending on which tee you play from. If you hit the ball long off the tee, then you give yourself a nice approach shot to an elevated green over the water. A deep, precarious bunker will catch balls that are hit to the right of the green. Par is a terrific score for this par 4 hole.

The tee shot on this par 4 is crucial and must be left of center of the fairway for the best approach to the green. A series of bunkers on the right side makes this a daunting task. The approach to the green is well protected by bunkers, which makes accuracy a premium.

This short par 4 gives the player a chance at a routine par or even a birdie if the tee shot finds the fairway. Be sure to avoid the pot bunker in front of the green. The green is receptive, but hitting long will leave you a tough up and down.

This long par 5 requires nothing less than a straight tee shot. The OB and coquina bunker on the left comes in to play off the tee leaving you to try and favor the right side of the fairway. This hole gives the player many options for the approach. Be sure to notice where the pin location is because that will dictate which side of the cross bunkers you need to land your lay-up shot.

This par 3 can be an intimidating hole, especially on windy days. This hole is challenging from all of the tees. Protected by water, sand and OB left, a good shot is rewarded. An into the wind par is a great score!

This long, beautiful par 4 requires distance and accuracy on both the tee shot and approach. Balls hit to off to the right of the tee may find OB, and shots hit left will find the water hazard. The approach shot is generally into a prevailing wind and over water. A left pin placement is well protected by bunkers.