Jupiter Dunes Golf Course

I liked it, even though I thought I was playing a par 72 course

The greens were in good condition for the first time in eight years. The only reason I didn’t give it four stars is because they have this ridiculous system of not taking tee times, it’s first come first serve and although they are on Golf Now they don’t honor those times. For that reason I won’t be playing there very often. Maybe once or twice a season.

Challenging par 3. Great place.to practice precise placement. Narrow fairways and small greens with plenty of water and sand! Beautiful day!

Nice layout in good condition, but no control of starts (first come, first served) means there were 2 singles between a 4-some and a 3-some and all were asking " ... can I/we play thru ..."

The greenskeeper woke with a hangover or was just not happy, since 4 of the small and crowned greens has pins less than 3' from the edge (measured).

Worse yet, when I reported it and was told 3 or 4 others had complained as well, the pro(?) In the back office said "... so, what do you expect ..." a___hole.

Showed up to play 18 holes,well,we played 18 holes . I guess it was my fault ,not reading the yardage. Well got there to find out it is a par 3,I paid 88 $ ,to play a par 3, needless to say j was not happy, reading the description on golf now,never mentioned ,par 3 .will never go back there again,learned my lesson,read the yardage.

18 hole par 3 that's not particularly challenging. Its a good course for honing your short play skills. Course in not in great shape. Pace of play in season can be very slow. We waited a every hole.

Greens were covered with deep layers of sand, making it hard to put. Blue tees were not set where they should be. Not worth $60. I play Midwest courses that are in 5 times better shape for 1/2 the cost’, and they’re not just par 3’s. Staff is great.

I quess that’s Florida prices in high season