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Is Aberdeen Boynton Beach a 55+ Community?
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When people first started looking into country club communities in Boynton Beach, Aberdeen will keep coming up. It's got the lush fairways, the lake views, the tennis courts, and, of course, a solid golf course.

But one question came up over and over—is Aberdeen a 55+ community? The short answer? Most of it is.

If you're looking for the country club experience without the mandatory buy-in, those East Aberdeen neighborhoods give you that option, too. However, they can be hard to come by.

But here's what you really need to know.

Where Is Aberdeen Golf Community Located?

Aberdeen Golf & Country Club is tucked into the western side of Boynton Beach, Florida—just off Jog Road and a quick drive from both I-95 and the Turnpike. If you're coming down from Palm Beach or swinging in from Boca, it's an easy ride either way. And once you drive in, you'll know you've arrived somewhere special.

Aberdeen isn't just one neighborhood—it's a collection of villages, each with its own style of living.

You'll find everything from condos and coach homes to single-family residences, spread across beautifully maintained grounds. The entire community surrounds the Aberdeen Country Club, which is really the heartbeat of the area.

Now here's something important—on the east side of Jog Road, there are six "East Aberdeen" communities that are part of the greater Aberdeen area but do not require a mandatory club membership or equity buy-in.

You enjoy the benefits of a neighborhood feel without the obligation. And if you do want access to the country club amenities, membership is optional for those residents.

So, Who Lives in Aberdeen?

The vibe definitely leans toward an active 55+ adult lifestyle. Most folks are here for the golf, the social life, and the amenities. If you're looking for peace and quiet with a side of happy hour and pickleball, this place checks all the boxes.

A Quick Look at the Aberdeen Country Club

Aberdeen is a private, mandatory membership country club—but only for certain communities west of Jog Road. If you're buying in the main Aberdeen villages west of Jog, you're also joining the club—it's part of the package.

But what do you get for it? Quite a bit, honestly:

  • An 18-hole Jim Fazio-designed golf course

  • 14 Har-Tru tennis courts

  • 4 pickleball courts

  • A state-of-the-art fitness and aquatics center

  • A resort-style pool

  • Dining at three different venues, from casual to upscale

It's the full country club experience, without the stiff vibe you might expect. Check out everything they offer on the official site.

Looking for More Boynton Beach Country Clubs?

If you're still weighing your options, there are several other impressive country club communities in the Boynton Beach area that might check all the boxes for your lifestyle:

  • Indian Spring Country Club – A non-equity optional community, Indian Spring offers two beautifully maintained 18-hole golf courses, a relaxed atmosphere, and an active social calendar. It’s a great choice if you want country club perks without the mandatory buy-in.

  • Quail Ridge Country Club – Known for its upscale vibe, Quail Ridge is a mandatory membership community that delivers a top-tier country club lifestyle. With 36 holes of championship golf, a newly renovated clubhouse, and a strong sense of community, it’s a favorite among serious golfers and socialites alike.

  • Delray Dunes Golf & Country Club – Just a short drive south into Delray Beach, Delray Dunes is a private, member-owned club that flies under the radar in the best way. The community is centered around a Pete Dye-designed golf course and offers a warm, tight-knit environment with a classic country club feel.

Each of these clubs offers its own version of the good life—whether you're looking for low-key and flexible, luxury and prestige, or something in between. It all comes down to what kind of lifestyle you want to lead.

Want help comparing these options or touring a few in person?

I’m happy to line up showings or just talk through what makes each one unique.