Golf courses in Palm Beach, FL.

Palm Beach, FL

The Rees Jones Course at The Breakers Palm Beach was originally built in 1968 in the Breakers West community, about 10 miles from the main resort. Rees Jones redesigned the course in 2005 and again in 2022, when it was fully regrassed with TifEagle greens and Celebration Bermuda fairways. The par-72 layout plays 7,104 yards from the Black tees, with a 74.5 rating and 143 slope. Gentle contours and modest elevation changes shape the terrain, and green tees were added for shorter play. It operates as part of The Breakers' golf offerings.

Palm Beach, FL

Palm Beach Par 3 Golf Course occupies a narrow strip of land in Palm Beach, Florida, between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway. Dick Wilson and his apprentice Joe Lee designed the original course, built by Michael Phipps and opened in 1961; the Town of Palm Beach purchased the course from private ownership in 1973. Raymond Floyd led a renovation completed in 2009 that reworked the routing so more holes run along the ocean and changed the overall hole directions, increasing oceanfront holes from four to six. The project also introduced salt-tolerant paspalum turf to reduce freshwater irrigation needs. The 18-hole course plays entirely as par 3s, with holes ranging from about 81 to 211 yards. The course operates as a public, municipally owned facility with a two-story clubhouse, pro shop, restaurant, driving range, and putting green.

Palm Beach, FL

One of the oldest resort courses in Florida, The Breakers Ocean Course dates to 1897 and offers a classic Palm Beach golf experience. The course features a traditional layout with mature trees, strategic bunkering, and the elegant atmosphere of one of America's most iconic luxury resorts.