Hobe Sound sits in that quieter stretch of Florida's Treasure Coast, south of Stuart and north of Jupiter, where the Atlantic barrier islands give way to inland waterways, wildlife corridors, and a slower pace than the resort corridors to the south. It's a community that has long attracted people who want proximity to Palm Beach County's amenities without the noise — and the golf here reflects that sensibility.
Lost Lake Golf Club serves a residential community in this setting, and the name itself hints at what the layout likely offers: a natural Florida landscape defined by water, wetlands, and the kind of mature subtropical vegetation that can make a round feel genuinely removed from everyday life. Courses in this part of Martin County tend to wind through ecosystems that double as habitat, where herons and ospreys are as common as birdies.
For golfers visiting the Treasure Coast, this kind of member-oriented club represents a real alternative to the high-volume resort tracks further south — a round grounded in place rather than spectacle.
