Jupiter Hills Club occupies 375 acres of rolling terrain in northern Palm Beach County. The club’s original eighteen-hole layout, completed in 1970, was designed by Pete Dye and features a series of elevated tees and greens that play across sand ridges and wetlands. A second eighteen-hole course, designed by Jack Nicklaus and opened in 1989, follows a more open routing with wider fairways and fewer bunkers. Both courses wind through stands of slash pine and live oak, with water in play on roughly half the holes. The clubhouse, a low-slung structure of wood and stucco, sits near the highest point on the property and provides views of the Atlantic Ocean three miles to the east. The club also maintains a short-game area and a practice range bordered by a line of Australian pines.
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