Palm Beach Par 3 Golf Course
The town's own 18-hole course on 39 acres between ocean and Intracoastal, open to the public.
Joseph Urban's 1926 oceanfront club, the island's beach and racquet institution. Private: members and guests only.
The Bath & Tennis is the oceanfront half of the island's club life. Joseph Urban, the Viennese architect who also gave Palm Beach the Paramount, designed it in 1926 on what is now South Ocean Boulevard, and the low Mediterranean building has held its stretch of sand ever since.
The club is private and closed to the public. It appears in this guide as one of the landmarks that shape the south end of the island, alongside the Everglades Club at the other end of the social map.
The town's own 18-hole course on 39 acres between ocean and Intracoastal, open to the public.
Five and a half miles of paved waterfront path, the island's free front-row seat, from Peruvian Avenue to the Sailfish Club.
Organized in 1914, the oldest private club in Palm Beach, with its own marina on the Lake. Members and guests only.
The island, read weekly in The Brief.
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