A laid-back Palm Beach golf trip that balances great courses with fun experiences — an oceanside par 3, night golf at The Park, a 36-hole day at Osprey Point, and some of the best public golf value in South Florida.
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Oceanside Par 3 + Abacoa
Fly into Palm Beach International (PBI) the night before, so day one starts on the first tee instead of at baggage claim
Morning: Palm Beach Par 3 Golf Course — 18 holes right along the Atlantic Ocean, with ocean views both ways. It doesn't take a full four-hour round (figure three hours max), so it's the perfect way to ease into the trip.
Grab lunch on the way north
Early afternoon: Abacoa Golf Club (Jupiter) — a well-maintained public course popular with locals. Solid layout and good conditions.
Dinner in Jupiter or Palm Beach Gardens
💡 The Par 3 is one of the most photographed short courses in the country — don't skip it even if you think par 3s aren't your thing.
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The Park + Night Golf
Morning: The Park West Palm — Gil Hanse's design built on a reclaimed landfill, walking only in the morning (carts allowed in the afternoon). One of the most talked-about new public courses in America. Minimalist, unpretentious, and an incredible round.
Take the afternoon off — pool, beach, or explore West Palm Beach
Evening: back to The Park for night golf — pitch and putt on the lit-up 9-hole short course, cold drinks, and good vibes. A highlight of the trip.
💡 The Park is walking only in the morning — embrace it. Carts are allowed in the afternoon, but the course is designed for walking and the experience is better on foot.
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36 Holes at Osprey Point
Play 36 holes at Osprey Point Golf Club (Boca Raton) — three nines (Raven, Hawk, and Falcon) winding through wetlands and lakes. All three are great: fun, varied, and not overly difficult.
Play all three nines, then go back out and replay the Hawk to finish your 36 if you can
Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife — this is Florida, after all
Relaxed evening — you've earned it after 36 holes in the Florida sun
💡 Osprey Point is run by Palm Beach County Parks, with excellent public access and reasonable rates — one of the best value plays in the area.
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Fly Home (or One More Round)
Head to PBI for your flight home
Optional add-on: North Palm Beach Country Club — a Jack Nicklaus redesign and one of the best munis in South Florida, if the group wants one more round before the airport.
💡 Adding North Palm Beach? Book an afternoon flight so you're not rushing off the 18th green.
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