One of only two Nicklaus Signature Municipal courses in the United States, North Palm Beach Country Club is considered one of the premier golf destinations in Florida. North Palm Beach's 18-hole layout is situated on the Intracoastal Waterway atop the Seminole Ridge and continues to celebrate a golf legacy that began on the site almost a century ago.

Designed by famed golf course architect and engineer Seth Raynor in 1926, the formerly named Palm Beach Winter Club was acquired by the Village of North Palm Beach in 1962. The club's par 71 links-style layout was redesigned in late 2006 and upgraded again in 2019. Highlighted as one of the Florida Historic Golf Trail's most notable courses, the former club and course may look a little different but are still publicly accessible today.

Inspiring players of all levels, the club's 7,071-yard layout now offers a unique golf experience that honours North Palm Beach's heritage and combines it with the playability of a Nicklaus Signature Course. Taking advantage of the routing's native sand dunes, Jack integrated strategy, variety, and fair shot values into his design.

Boasting elevation changes, rarely found in South Florida, this unique course features generous fairways and undulated well-bunkered greens. In addition to the unique topography, several holes wind along the beautiful Intracoastal Waterway offering a striking contrast of painted blues and rolling terrain.

North Palm Beach has a Pro shop and practice facilities for golfers and there are also ten lighted Har-Tru tennis courts and a swimming pool available for use. The club boasts an elegant 37,000-square foot clubhouse, offering both panoramic views of the course, as well as a bar and restaurant with indoor and outdoor dining.

Image(s)published courtesy of: Palm Beach Post.com