I have to admit up front that I did not pay to play here, so my review is not factoring in value. I…read morewas at a work event and my company was billed directly. The service was excellent. The staff was professional and friendly. The course is absolutely amazing. If you are a big hitter that is used to pounding the ball off the tea and dealing with wherever your tee shot ends up this is probably not the course for you. This course requires keeping the ball in play. It is tight and wayward balls can find the streets that surround the course. The course was in prime shape. The grass was so perfect you were afraid to take a divot. Absolutely loved playing here.

The best groomed course I gave ever played. Pricey but it's…read morethe Breakers. Well worth it!

Beautiful course in immaculate condition. Fun to play, can walk or ride. Takes about 2.5 hours to…read moreplay. Starter was very helpful. After our round we went up to the Al Fresco restaurant on the second floor of the clubhouse and enjoyed lobster rolls outside on the deck overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Note, if you are not playing early, you will need to valet park.

This course is rated by many as the best Par 3 Course in the Country (Augusta's Par 3 course is 9…read moreholes btw)... and whenever I meet anyone who's been here they rave. This is because it's such a nice course, it's along the Intercoastal and the Ocean, the condition is great, and the people here are so nice. Oh yeah, the restaurant is excellent too! Such a treat to play here. This public course is only made possible by the fact that wealthy businessman Michael Phipps (his grandfather was Henry Phipps, a partner of Andrew Carnegie in US Steel) owned all the property (and a lot more) and built it for his own personal use in 1961. It was privately owned until 1973, when Phipps sold it to the Town of Palm Beach for only $5 million. The course was renovated and redesigned in 2009 by Hall of Fame golfer Raymond Floyd, making it the great course it is today. Tee times can be booked online. Also, they have an excellent driving range and putting green. Make sure you include a meal. So great sitting on the deck which overlooks the ocean. VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

I came here for a special lunch event with a large group. The interior of the building is dramatic…read moreand luxurious, as you might expect with marble, gold, limestone, high end furnishings and bronze statues just about everywhere. Every staff member I encountered was extremely nice and courteous and even hailed from many different countries. Non-alcoholic beverages were gratis for my event, while alcohol was not. Many diners had either wine or beer, while I chose a titos and pinneapple, which was made well. Alcohol prices were average, not overly priced like you may think. Due to the size of our group, we dined in the large dining room in the westernmost portion of the clubhouse building. The food, which was buffet style and served out on the rear covered patio, was superb. Once you grab your food at the 3 stations, everyone returns to the assigned table to eat. Items served included various salads, chicken salad, stir fry, noodles, roast turkey, skirt steak with chimmichurri sauce, and shrimp shumai. They also set up a dessert bar inside where they had fruits, cookies and soft serve ice cream. I enjoyed the food better than the desserts. I would have preferred if real ice cream was served instead of soft serve. After the meal, most in our group found their way to the gift shop which is located at the far east end of the building. Many of the items you will find inside the shop are good quality, and the prices are average to high because of this. There are leather golf accessories, pillows, lots of clothing and shoes. Many pieces are embossed with the golf club logo, but some are not. I found a nice golf shirt, Made in the USA of course, on the 40% off rack. Valet is available, but not mandatory. You can also self park. I would say most members do valet, but some park in the various parking areas. We weren't able to play golf or walk the grounds much during our short visit, other than the immediate parking area and at the front and rear patio of the clubhouse, but its obvious the grounds are very beautiful, as well as the golf course itself with several waterfalls, fountains and several areas of relief which can be seen from the rear patio. One of the most interesting parts of the experience visiting the golf club is walking the halls and seeing history. There are several pieces of sports and photographic memorabilia on the walls and locked away in glass cases. Many of these are from the famous people Trump has met, or magazine covers where he's been featured on the front page.

Attended a wonderful fund raising event for Furry Friends here last week, and the venue was lovely,…read moreand most importantly, the staff and food were top notch and worthy of all Trump locations. They do everything right and first class all the way!

Came here on a Sunday before football to check out the new driving range and their bar and grill…read more Great menu choices. We had nachos which were plenty for two people to share. He also got the kids hot dog which Layla enjoyed. I'm looking forward to coming back again and trying other items off the menu.

Was in the area because I took my mom to a doctor apt. Decided to try to get in 9 holes. I checked…read morein at the club and realized I had no socks. Got a pair of FJ men's small because there were no women's socks. Employees at the desk were kind and helpful. Very energetic. They offered me a cup for water but I had my own, and I filled it at the orange Gatorade style cooler just outside of the office. There is a large sign for the bathrooms which leads to a series of port o pottys. No indoor bathrooms. They were indeed not smelly and decently clean. But no sink??? Grabbed a cart and headed to my car to load up. The started must've been on a break but I heard the two guys inside checking in for the same tee time as mine. We paired up on hole 1 and waited for the group ahead of us to clear. The carts are basic- no gps. There is a cooler with no ice. No tees. No towel. Just a Bluetooth speaker. Distances on the card led me to the red tees. The guys played from the white. The course was in pretty good shape. Some areas had bald fairways. But for $35 I really cannot complain. Greens were in great shape and so were the sand traps which unfortunately I found myself in more than once. Nice layout. Lots of nature. Slow pace. In 1:15, I made it to the green on 6, but had to go pick up mom. I excused myself around the groups ahead of us and the guys gave me a credit for $18 (future 9 hole). They yelled at a guy to come help me unload at my car and return the cart for me but I declined. My car was very close. Overall I'd say very enthusiastic and helpful service. Nice course. Range is getting an upgrade and will be ready soon. I will come back if I'm in the area, but I'd hope to go when it's not busy. Playing slow at 2:45pm in August is a sure fire way to get sunburned. And it wasn't the group ahead of us. There was a group ahead of them and ahead of them etc. it's just the way it is sometimes.

We attended a Big Dog Ranch Rescue fundraiser at Trump National Golf Club Jupiter. I was amazed…read morewith the club's ability to handle hundreds of people while maintaining a high level of service. They were staffed sufficiently to handle the initial surge of valet parking and we had no problem getting drinks at the cocktail reception open bar. The weather was great so we enjoyed our drinks listening to live music in their outdoor patio area. They started with a raw bar and assorted appetizers. Then we moved into the large dining room where we were served a salad course, an entree duo of sliced beef tenderloin and herb marinated shrimp, along with truffle whipped potato and roasted winter vegetables. Desert was a coconut snowball with a chocolate cookie and chocolate drizzle. Considering the number of people in attendance, I don't know how the chef was able to serve such a delicious meal. If you are having a large event, you should definitely consider this venue. It was amazing!

What can I say? Everything was perfect! Before our round of…read moregolf we had lunch on the terrace by the pool. The setting is peaceful and relaxing. I had the cheesesteak with fries and my wife the salad. The service and food were excellent! We had a great time playing golf, our caddie Bob was very knowledgeable and helpful. In a nutshell, the experience was awesome! Well done!!

This is a community golf course that is open to the public with out needing a membership to book a…read moregolf outing. They have a club house and restaurant that separates the front and back courses. If you choose to not walk and carry clubs, they will rent a golf cart to navigate from one hole to the next. I stopped in for lunch this past week and enjoyed watching the golfers both good and bad tee off to the first hole. I was surprised at how many golfers sank their first ball into the small water hole. In the front of the building there is a putting area to do a little practicing before the main event. Parking is also easily available and the grounds are kept nicely for those who are visiting.

The view at Lake Worth Golf Course is beautiful and the highlight. The food can be good--I…read morerecommend the quesadilla or club sandwich--but avoid the steak, which was extremely tough. I asked to substitute broccoli for rice, but it never arrived. After asking three times, my server said, "Oh, they never brought it. I'm sorry," with no effort to fix it--only noting I wasn't charged. Between the poor service, excessive heat, flies around the food, and lack of fans, the experience wasn't enjoyable. It's a beautiful location, but I won't be returning.

Came here for a corporate holiday party. The venue was beautiful and had plenty of space for the…read moreevent. There's a large lobby entrance, which is where we checked in. The main room, where the event was held, had high ceilings and carpet floors. The dance floor was tile. The lighting around the room was perfectly dim and there were large windows to view outside. There was an outdoor space that a lot of people were fond of and hung out there. The bathroom was clean and had multiple stalls. The seating was comfortable and they had long tables setup. The food was buffet style with a station for kids offering sliders, pizza, fries and chicken tenders. For the adults there was a charcuterie board and for the main course there was Caesar salad, pasta, fish, and steak. The food was ok. Dessert was pretty good! We had tea, lemonade and water to drink. This is a beautiful venue and gave our event a great space to party! The staff were friendly and efficient.

I would recommend this place to absolutely nobody. Not even my worst enemy…read more At first, the bar and grill doesn't open until 11am. Should be advertised, especially if you have an early tee time. The course let two twosomes out in front of our foursome, who completely slowed the pace of play down. Then, we got messages from the car stating our group was behind and we needed to skip a hole. At the restaurant after the round, the waitress was incredibly rude and left our table in a rush. The place had 3 tables in it and was not busy at all. Overall, I would give this entire establishment a -3/5 if I could, but sadly yelp does not allow that. Would not recommend to my worst enemy.

Had a great time at The Nest Bar and Grill. We had our high school reunion there and it was a…read moreperfect place to hold it. Great service, good food, fair prices, beautiful location.

I recently visited intending to use the Poker Chip program for a 9-hole round after work. I had…read moreused the program previously and was charged a reasonable 9-hole cart fee along with the Poker Chip renewal fee, so I expected the same process. Unfortunately, the employee at the counter appeared unsure how the program worked, and I was given a different explanation and price than I had received in the past. Because of the confusion, I ultimately left without playing. The main value of this program for local golfers is the ability to play an affordable 9-hole round after work or during designated times. If that benefit has changed, the course should clearly communicate the new policy, pricing, and effective date. If it has not changed, then staff need consistent guidance so residents are not given conflicting information. I have contacted management requesting clarification and would be happy to update this review if the issue is explained or resolved. At the moment, the experience was disappointing, particularly for a program marketed toward local residents.