West Palm Beach Golf Course

West Palm Beach Golf Course will be
closed for Renovation

Re-opening in the Fall of 2009

The historic West Palm Beach Golf Course will close in April to embark on an exciting renovation project which is being called a Restoration. 

This restoration will reinforce the Dick Wilson design originally created in 1947. New grass throughout, extended tee complexes, improved landscaping with an emphasis on the environment will make this former PGA Tour site even more inviting. The uncommon elevations and lack of water hazards will remain part of its mystique.  This project promises to improve an already exciting golf course born and raised with tradition.

As we apologize for the inconvenience, we promise that you will be captivated by its playability, beauty, and challenge upon the re-opening of one of Palm Beach Countys finest golf courses.

Make it a point to play West Palm Beach Golf Course in the fall!

West Palm Beach Golf Course
Formerly West Palm Beach Country Club

West Palm Beach Golf Course, formerly known as the West Palm Beach Country Club, was originally established in 1921. It was moved to its present location in 1947, and is an 18-hole, par-72 championship Dick Wilson designed course with 6,759 yards. Rolling terrain, elevated greens, and a magnificent variety of full-grown shade trees distinguish this public course from others in the county. The West Palm Beach Golf Course has a full driving range, a large putting area overlooking the course, lesson programs, a bar, and restaurant services with a lovely patio area.

Our staff is here to provide you with the best possible golfing experience. Please feel free to offer us suggestions or comments at any time. We feel that your feedback is critical.