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Palm Beach Par 3

A rare ocean-and-Intracoastal setting where wind, small targets, and scenery make a short round feel complete rather than compromised.

GUIDE RATING4.4/ 5

Editorial fit score, not a USGA tee rating.

Location
Palm Beach
Access
Public municipal
Designer
Raymond Floyd (redesign)
Golf
18 par-3 holes holes
Difficulty
Approachable; wind-sensitive
Positioning
$
Real estate
Not associated
Official rating
Tee-dependent; confirm current scorecard

The design lens

Why the architect
matters.

COURSE DESIGN

Raymond Floyd (redesign)

The named architect is the clearest starting point for understanding the course, but renovation history and current setup also shape how it plays. Ratings and slopes vary by course and tee; this guide avoids presenting one number as universal.

What is it like to play?

Read the course
before the scorecard.

A rare ocean-and-Intracoastal setting where wind, small targets, and scenery make a short round feel complete rather than compromised.

Off the teeForgiving
Demanding
Approach shotsForgiving
Demanding
GreensStraightforward
Highly demanding
Course managementBomb away
Think around

You’ll probably like this if…

Mixed-skill groups, short-game practice, quick rounds, and golfers who prioritize a memorable setting.

Think twice if…

It is not a substitute for a full-length course if driver play and championship scale are essential.

Contact & directions

Take the next step
directly.

Access, membership terms, tee availability, and course ratings can change. Confirm current details with the club or public operator.

COURSE / CLUB

Palm Beach Par 3

Palm Beach, Florida

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