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GOLF COURSES & INFORMATION Palm Beach Par-3 Golf Course 2345 South Ocean Blvd., Palm Beach, FL 33480 (561) 547-0598 | www.golfontheocean.com 3.5 miles I 7 minutes from Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa A Dick Wilson and Raymond Floyd redesigned masterpiece that is rated in the “Top 50 Most Fun Golf Courses in America” by Golf Digest. Prepare yourself for an unparalleled golfing experience! Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and Florida's beautiful lntracoastal Waterway, you will discover the Palm Beach Par-3 Golf Course. Weekday Morning 18-hole Session $43, 9-hole Session $35. Weekend (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) Morning 18-hole Session $45; Afternoon 18-hole Session $25. Rates subject to change. Cart and Club rentals also available. Atlantis Country Club 190 Atlantis Blvd., Atlantis, FL 33462 (561) 968-1300 | www.atlantiscountryclub.com 5 miles | 13 minutes from Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa Centrally located in Palm Beach County, Florida this semi-private club offers the elegance and comfort of a private resort in a picturesque, warm and friendly environment open to the public year-round. Starting November 16, Morning Session $65; Noon Session $55; After 2pm $45 per player. Cart and Club rentals also available. Rates subject to change. Atlantic National Golf Club 6400 Grand Lacuna Blvd, Lake Worth, FL 33467 (561) 969-6600 | www.atlanticnationalgolfclub.com 9.3 miles | 22 minutes from Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa You will love the unique blend of championship golf and the welcoming, relaxed atmosphere. Atlantic National truly has it all. Play on the unique “Gentleman” Joe Lee design, Par-71 championship Lake Worth golf course. Your game will truly be put to the test. Rates range for the season $45-$75 per person. Rates subject to change. The Breakers Ocean Course 1 County Rd., Palm Beach, FL 33480 (561) 659-8407 | www.thebreakers.com/golf/oceangolf 9 miles | 20 minutes from Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa Florida’s oldest 18-hole course located on site at the Breakers, a 6,100 Yard, par 70 course redesigned by Brain Silva in 2000. Beautifully landscaped with manicured greens, a constant test for all skill levels. Private course with availability for our guests. Green fees $275 per player. Club rentals $100. Credit card required for reservation, with 24-hour change and/or cancellation policy. Rates subject to change, Bear Lakes Country Club 1901 Village Blvd., West Palm Beach, FL 33409 (561) 478-0001 | www. Bearlakes.org 14 miles | 20 minutes from Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa Private course with availability for our guests with two courses available for play, The Links Course and The Lakes Course. Located in the heart of West Palm Beach and features two championship courses designed by Jack Nicklaus. The two Bear Lakes golf courses offer a uniquely enjoyable experience with the combination of traditional South Florida Golf and rolling greens of Scotland. The Links Course – Before 11am, $225 per player; After 12pm, $175. The Lakes Course - Before 11am, $255 per player; After 12pm $205. Club rental $85. Car rental included in rates. Rates subject to change. The Breakers Rees Jones 1550 Flagler Pkwy, West Palm Beach, FL 33411 (561) 653-6320 | https://www.breakerswestclub.com/golf/rees-jones-course 18 miles | 30 minutes from Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa Reconstructed in December 2004 by renowned golf course architect, Rees Jones. A beautifully landscaped and challenging course designed in Jones renowned neo classic style, set against the backdrop of the Breakers West residential community. Green fees 18 holes, $235 per player. Greenfees 9 holes, $200 per player. Club rentals $100. Rates range for the Season and Off Season. Wellington National Golf Club 400 Brinks Forest Drive, Wellington, FL 33414 (561) 333-5731 | www.wellingtonnational golf.com 22 miles | 35 minutes from Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa The beautifully refurbished golf course sprawls across more than 260 acres in the heart of Wellington and was designed by one of the true all-stars of golf, the legendary Johnny Miller, a member of the Golf Hall of Fame and Golf Channel analyst. The course was ranked by Golf Digest as one of the nation’s “Top 75 Private Golf Course.” November through March $125; April and October $100; May – September $75. Rates subject to change. PGA National Resort and Spa 1000 Ave of Champions, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418 (561) 627-1804 | www.pgaresort.com 23 miles | 30 minutes from Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa Lush, rolling fairways and the crisp snap of colorful flags. The thundering galleries of grand tournaments past, including the 1983 Ryder Cup, the 1987 PGA Championship, and the Honda Classic. Five Private Courses with availability for our guests. Champions Course $475; Palmer $260; Fazio, Estates, Esquire Courses $210. Club rental $85. Rates range depending on Course and season. All pricing is subject to updates and changes on behalf of the individual courses. Please confirm all pricing with your select course directly. .
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