North Palm Beach Country Club occupies a flat coastal site in northern Palm Beach County where live oaks and sabal palms frame fairways that run between tidal inlets and man-made lakes. The layout was originally routed in 1963 by Dick Wilson and later revised by Joe Lee, resulting in a series of straightaway holes punctuated by abrupt doglegs that force players to decide between aggressive lines over water or safer routes around bunkers. Greens are built to USGA specifications with TifEagle bermuda, sloped from back to front at an average of two percent, and are bordered by narrow chipping areas rather than deep rough. Irrigation draws from on-site wells that tap the surficial aquifer, keeping salinity levels low enough for the turf varieties in use. Cart paths follow the perimeter of each hole, minimizing interference with natural drainage swales that channel stormwater toward retention ponds stocked with native fish species. The clubhouse, a single-story mid-century structure, sits between the first tee and eighteenth green, its east-facing veranda overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway.
North Palm Beach Country Club currently has (within 1 mile) 1 single family home for sale with a list price of $3,892,999 and 2 condos for sale with an average list price of $556,000. The average annual property tax for North Palm Beach Country Club is $45,729.74.
