Emerald Dunes Golf Course occupies 222 acres in West Palm Beach, where former farmland was reshaped into a layout that moves through restored wetlands and pine flatwoods. The first nine holes travel clockwise around a central lake, with fairways that slope gently toward water on both sides. Native saw palmetto lines many landing areas, and the rough is seeded with a drought-tolerant paspalum blend that stays firm year-round. Several holes require carries over cypress stands planted during construction to replace trees removed for play corridors. The back nine shifts direction and introduces more elevation change, with greens built three to four feet above surrounding grade to improve drainage and create visual separation. Irrigation draws from on-site wells rather than municipal supply, and the course maintains a fertigation system that recycles runoff. Cart paths follow an old drainage canal that bisects the property, keeping foot traffic off the lowest-lying turf. Greens are TifEagle bermudagrass, rolled daily and mowed at 0.1 inch, producing surfaces that hold approach shots yet allow for speed when needed.
Emerald Dunes Golf Course currently has (within 1 mile) 2 condos for sale with an average list price of $94,450. The average annual property tax for Emerald Dunes Golf Course is $5,123.