The Loxahatchee Club, Jupiter, FL, Real Estate
The Loxahatchee Club occupies 300 acres of former citrus groves in northern Palm Beach County, where architect Jack Nicklaus preserved large stands of native pine and cypress while routing fairways around existing wetlands. The course is defined by its low-profile bunkering, which is shaped from the same sandy soil exposed during construction, and by its minimal irrigation plan that lets most secondary rough revert to natural vegetation. Fairway edges are left unmown, creating irregular borders that force players to judge lies rather than rely on predictable lies. Water hazards appear mainly on the back nine, where small ponds sit at oblique angles to the greens rather than directly in front of them. The putting surfaces are TifEagle bermuda overseeded in winter with rye, kept at a moderate speed that rewards accurate approach play instead of extreme contouring. Cart paths are narrow ribbons of asphalt set well back from play, and the lone on-site structure is a modest clubhouse whose second-story porch overlooks the eighteenth green and the surrounding flatwoods.
Par 72 18 holes 7147 yards
Homes For Sale Nearby
The Loxahatchee Club currently has (within 1 mile) 1 condo for sale with a list price of $345,000. The average annual property tax for The Loxahatchee Club is $4,412.20.
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