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The Club at Weston Hills in Weston, Florida, is a private golf facility containing two separate 18-hole, par-72 courses designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. The Tour Course was built in 1990 and measures 7,069 yards from the championship tees, with an official rating of 74.3 and slope of 136. The Players Course was added later and measures 7,260 yards, with an official rating of 75.4 and slope of 134.
Because these are independent layouts, their yardages and scorecards should not be merged into a single course-level record. The Tour Course hosted the PGA Tour's Honda Classic from 1992 through 1995, while the club has also hosted LPGA and other tournament events. Practice facilities are provided for both courses, alongside professional instruction, dining, fitness, aquatics and racquet amenities.
The course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. It is a private members-only club. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Practice Facilities, Golf Lessons, Clubhouse, Restaurant, Gym, Swimming Pool.
Weston Hills developed as a private golf club serving the planned Weston community. Robert Trent Jones Jr designed both championship layouts.
The two courses are separate designs. The Tour Course opened first and was built as a tournament-capable championship routing; the Players Course added a second, longer alternative with its own strategic identity.
The Tour Course was built in 1990. The Players Course followed in the mid-1990s. The official club website credits Kipp Schulties with Tour Course work in 2010, while current membership material says Fry/Straka later reimagined the Tour Course.
The Tour Course achieved PGA Tour exposure by hosting the Honda Classic for four consecutive editions from 1992 through 1995. The club has also hosted an LPGA Tournament of Champions and other prominent events.
The Club at Weston Hills remains a private members' facility with two 18-hole courses, two practice facilities and a broader country-club program.
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