The Palm Beaches Golf Guide

The Palm Beaches provides enthusiastic golfers the chance to play golf 365 days a year. Coupled with beautiful beaches, luxury amenities, great restaurants plus a relaxed lifestyle. Between May and October, the courses are quiet and during this period you will find the best rates.

Jupiter Beach

Abacoa Golf Course – 18-hole public Championship golf course that is a challenging but fair course for golfers of all abilities. Lush, rolling fairways weave through undulating terrain offering scenic views. Good course management is required to avoid the lakes and strategically placed bunkers.

Check out The Woods Jupiter, Tiger’s very own restaurant. If you are lucky, you may even catch a glimpse of the great man as he often frequents his restaurant. It is located at Harborside Place, a quaint shopping and dining district along the Intracoastal Waterway. After a days golf, relax and enjoy al fresco dining taking in the sunset over the water.

North Palm Beach Country Club was designed by Jack Nicklaus and is one of only two Nicklaus Signature Municipal courses in the U.S. Play the undulating terrain and conditioned greens against a backdrop of the Intracoastal Waterway on this par-71 links-style course.

Palm Beach Gardens

Palm Beach Gardens Municipal Golf Course is a par-72 course recently redesigned and renovated by golf architect firm Dusenberry Design. Carved out of the beautiful Loxahatchee Nature Preserve, this course is one of the only in Florida that winds through natural preserve and wetlands areas. It plays to 6,500 yards through southern pines, palm trees and marsh land.

If The Palm Beaches are Florida’s Golf Capital^Ⓡ, then Palm Beach Gardens is the jewel in the crown. This is, after all, the hometown of The Professional Golfers Association of America. Just inland from the coast (but still close enough to smell the ocean air), Palm Beach Gardens invites you to walk in the footsteps of legends on some of the best courses in the game.

Lake Worth

Par 3 offers golf on the ocean. Designed by Dick Watson and his apprentice Joe Lee in 1961, this course has received many accolades over the years, including twice being named by Golf Digest as the best Par 3 course in the U.S. Redesigned and renovated in 2009 by Raymond Floyd, it affords golfers views of both the ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway.

Palm Beach National is a favourite due to its excellent condition throughout the year. It is a classic South Florida design with generous landing areas, tree-lined fairways, and receptive greens. The greens on the front nine which were redesigned and rebuilt in 2002 and are now TifEagle Bermuda.

With “Lake and Beach” in its name, it’s a sure bet that Lake Worth Beach offers all the water-soaked fun you’re after on a Florida vacation. This seven-square-mile city is wedged between some of the most action-packed waterways in The Palm Beaches, and its revitalized downtown has its own distinct charms worth discovering.

West Palm Beach

Okeeheelee Golf Course offers 27 holes of championship golf which equate to three nine-hole courses that may be played in three different 18-hole combinations. Its unique park setting provides beautiful vistas of Clear Lake. The facility is aptly named Okeeheelee, or “quiet waters” in the Seminole Indian language.

Madison Green Country Club is a magnificent par-72 golf course which winds its way through a lush, natural setting; with something new and exciting at every turn.

Village Golf club provides four sets of tees making this 18-hole championship course enjoyable for golfers of every skill level.

West Palm Beach is the pulse of The Palm Beaches with tropical energy pulsing through its palm-lined streets, West Palm Beach is a hub of nightlife, entertainment, cultural attractions and   recreation in The Palm Beaches.

Boynton Beach

Links at Boynton Beach is an 18-hole, 71-par championship course with a practice green, driving range, restaurant, and pro shop. Golfing parents and their children will love the additional executive-length nine-hole family course.

Experience Old Florida charm in Boynton Beach, where cosy restaurants and boutiques line walkable Ocean Avenue and canopy-covered walkways lead to warm sea breezes and a wide stretch of sand at Oceanfront Park. (Don’t miss the giant blue sea turtle sculpture and life-size chess board near the concession stand.)

Delray Beach

Delray Beach Golf Club has a long history, opening in 1926 as a nine-hole facility. Today the 18-hole, Classic Donald Ross design course offers golfers long and short par 4s that will intrigue golfers of all skill levels.

Delray Beach was once named “Most Fun Small Town in the USA” by Rand McNally and USA Today – and it’s easy to see why. Nestled between Boynton Beach and Boca Raton, Delray Beach is famous for its lively main street, inviting beach weather, a thriving arts scene and interesting culture that stretches back centuries. There’s no shortage of things to do in Delray Beach, and the centre of the action is Atlantic Avenue, which runs from Interstate 95 all the way to Delray Beach’s sun-soaked shoreline. This pedestrian-friendly thoroughfare boasts quaint brick sidewalks, gaslight-style street lamps and a seemingly endless patchwork of restaurants, watering holes, shops, galleries and even a pinball museum with a sea of shiny, playable machines.

 Boca Raton

Osprey Point Golf Course is a 27-hole course that's received certification by Audubon International as a Classic Signature Golf Course. This was garnered through environmental measures in its development in 2010, which included the protection of natural habitat, conscious development of the natural surroundings and use of green-friendly Seashore Paspalum grass.

Red Reef Executive Golf Course is a local favourite in Boca Raton, located between the Atlantic Ocean and Intracoastal Waterway. Designed by Charles Ankrom, its nine holes all boast water views and range from 54 to 227 yards in length.

Boca Lago is a breath-taking, 27-hole championship golf course that challenges even the most avid golfers. Designed by Bruce Devlin and Robert Von Hagge. Though a Private Golf Club, tee times are available to the public through selected agents.

Boca Raton has exceptional attractions, shopping, fantastic events, and beaches. From luxurious spas to outstanding events that keep you coming back for more. It’s not just about the beach in Boca Raton. Discover a one-of-a-kind balance of natural beauty and cultural attractions, exciting events, and slow-paced, sun-kissed leisure. Relaxation should be at the top of every itinerary in Boca Raton (“Boca” for short). Soak up Old World elegance at the historic The Boca Raton, a sprawling pink palace where you can pass your days lounging in the shade of a beach umbrella, recharging at a world-class spa, and dining on some of the finest cuisine in South Florida.