The former Cypress Creek Golf Course is a 122.6-acre site in Boynton Beach. The county approved a luxury development of 152-single single-family homes to be constructed by Pennsylvania-based Toll ...

The county approved a luxury development of 152-single single-family homes to be constructed by Toll Brothers on the old Cypress Creek Golf Course in suburban Boynton Beach.

The Creek Course first opened in 1988, one year after the Cypress Course. Cypresswood added the Tradition Course in 1998, making it a 54-hole facility. Advertisement ...

Pulte Homes, an Atlanta-based developer, is planning to put the homes on the Cypress Creek Country Club, which is 116 acres at 9400 S. Military Trail, east of Interstate 95.

According to a news release from the county, the commission voted to rename Linksman Golf Course to Cypress Creek Golf Course at Riviére du Chien Park.

Related: Golf courses disappear from Palm Beach County's new developments. Neighbors in the Cypress Creek development surrounding the defunct course complained that Pulte’s project was too dense ...

Cypress Investment Holdings intends to continue sales and development of home sites in the golf course community sold by Cypress Creek Development Co. LLC, according to a news release.

Cypress Creek Golf Course, formally the Linksman Golf Club of Mobile, is undergoing a $13.7 million overhaul after the facility was closed for years.

The county approved a luxury development of 152-single single-family homes to be constructed by Toll Brothers on the old Cypress Creek Golf Course in suburban Boynton Beach.