Palm Beach Par 3 Golf Course

Rated among the most-played courses on Hole19, Palm Beach Par 3 Golf Course in Palm Beach, Florida has the credentials to match its reputation. Designed by Dick Wilson and Joe Lee and opened in 1961, this 18-hole municipal layout plays between 81 and 211 yards across terrain framed by the Atlantic Ocean, the Intracoastal Waterway, two lakes, and lush paspalum turf. The course has earned Golf Digest's Best Par 3 in the U.S. twice, a No. 1 ranking from Golf Magazine, a place in Golf Range Magazine's Top 25 Short Courses in America, and inclusion in Golfweek's Top 25 public access short, par-3 and non-traditional courses. It hosted the LPGA Pro-Am from 1983 to 2000 and later the LPGA Pro-Am 50th Anniversary celebration and tournament. Practice facilities include a driving range, putting green, practice bunker, dedicated chipping area, and daily clinics plus private lessons from nine professionals. The two-story Key West style clubhouse holds a fully stocked pro shop on the first floor, a bar on the second level, and the al Fresco restaurant, serving weekday breakfast, weekend buffet, and lunch and dinner with American Italian cuisine.