At a glance
| Location | 5400 Champion Boulevard, Boca Raton, ZIP 33496 |
|---|---|
| Size | About 1,100 acres |
| Homes | More than 1,700 in 24 neighborhoods |
| Home types | Condos, villas, townhomes, single-family and estate homes |
| Club membership | Social membership is the minimum requirement |
| Golf and racquets | Two championship courses, tennis and pickleball complex |
| Established | 1986 |
What the Polo Club is
The club describes itself as a private community on about 1,100 acres, founded in 1986 on former farmland. Its address is 5400 Champion Boulevard in ZIP code 33496. Amenities it lists include two championship golf courses, a tennis and pickleball complex, the AURA Wellness Center (spa, fitness and aquatics) and several dining rooms.
A local agent team that specializes in the community puts the count at more than 1,700 homes across 24 neighborhoods, with gated entries and 24-hour security patrols. Every home also belongs to a neighborhood HOA with its own dues.
Zillow doesn't publish a separate typical value for the Polo Club. For context, Zillow's typical home value for ZIP 33496, which includes the club's address, was $1,053,347 in August 2026, up 13.2% on the year. That ZIP covers many other communities, so don't read it as a Polo Club price.
How the four membership levels work
The club lists four membership types:
- Social: dining, fitness, spa, pool and social events. The club calls this the minimum membership requirement.
- Social with Racquets: adds tennis and pickleball. The club describes a 10-year commitment for as long as you own a home in the Polo Club, with a conversion option after the term.
- Social with Golf: adds golf, with the same 10-year commitment.
- Social Full: golf, racquets and all social benefits.
The club doesn't publish prices online and directs buyers to its membership office. Before you make an offer, ask for the current initiation or capital contribution, annual dues for each level, cart fees, and any assessments. Get them in writing, because club fees in Boca Raton are usually reset each season.
Homes in the Polo Club
Housing runs from condos and villas to townhomes, single-family homes and estate homes. Golf frontage, water views and lot size vary by neighborhood, and each neighborhood sets its own HOA dues and rules.
If you're comparing a condo or villa here with one elsewhere, our guide to buying a condo in Boca Raton explains milestone inspections and reserve rules that apply to condo buildings.
What to check before you make an offer
- Membership level: whether you'll start at Social or take on a 10-year golf or racquets commitment.
- Total yearly cost: club dues, cart fees, assessments and the neighborhood HOA together.
- Neighborhood HOA: budget, reserves, leasing rules and any planned special assessment.
- Approval timeline: club and HOA approvals before closing.
- Property tax: see our Palm Beach County property tax guide.
For price trends across the city, see the Boca Raton housing market page.
Communities to compare
Other large mandatory-membership clubs include Boca West, Broken Sound and Woodfield Country Club. See our Boca Raton gated communities page for a side-by-side view.
Common questions
Is membership mandatory at the Polo Club in Boca Raton?+
Yes. The club describes its Social membership as the minimum membership requirement, covering dining, fitness, spa, pool and social events. Homeowners can add racquets or golf, which the club describes as a 10-year commitment for as long as they own a home in the Polo Club. A Full membership combines everything.
How big is the Polo Club Boca Raton?+
The club says it covers about 1,100 acres and was founded in 1986. A local agent team that specializes in the community counts more than 1,700 homes across 24 neighborhoods. It has two championship golf courses, a tennis and pickleball complex and the AURA Wellness Center.
How much does Polo Club membership cost?+
The club doesn't publish membership prices online and asks buyers to contact its membership office. Ask for the current capital contribution or initiation fee, annual dues for each level, cart fees and any assessments, and get them in writing before you sign a contract. Neighborhood HOA dues are separate.
What types of homes are in the Polo Club?+
The Polo Club has condos, villas, townhomes, single-family homes and estate homes spread across its neighborhoods. Golf course frontage, water views and lot sizes vary by neighborhood, and each neighborhood has its own HOA and dues. Ask a local agent for recent closed sales of the home type you want.