Jupiter Dunes Golf Course

Golfnow accepts tee time reservations for Jupiter Dunes and charges you a convenience fee. When you get to the golf course you find out that there are no tee times and you get in a line to the first tee. You then wait at every tee box for the green to clear.

Don’t make a reservation on golf now. It means nothing. You li e up at the first tee line lambs going to slaughter and then you edit at every hole.

Get a colonoscopy before you play this awful course

This was a great course, I would play it again. Course was in good shape shape, greens were slow. Yet great course to practice the iron and short game.

This course is a great place to practice 100 yards and in.

I usually carry my bag with 4 clubs. It’s great practice while getting some exercise. The course is in good shape and the staff is super friendly. It’s not as easy as you may think.

The staff was nice enough but it’s always busy so I couldn’t play. They should consider changing their first come first served policy during busy times of the year.

did not know it was all par 3 s but was good practice for short game

Fun little course to play and practice your short game. In good shape and well maintained. I'd play it again.

This is a great little course to work on your short game or spend a couple hours instead of the usual 4. Small greens that'll test your wedges and shorter irons. And when the wind blows off the Atlantic, this fun little course will really test you.

Great course, we’ll kept. Pace of play was perfect.

I got a decent hot deal on Golfnow. Course is all par 3s and mostly 120 yards and under. Greens are in bad shape and it cost over $50 to play it with a cart. Not worth it in my opinion. Certainly not without the hot deal (around $40). You only use a few clubs.

I'm just going to vent here. The course is very well kept and fun to play. I get to Jupiter for two months out of the year and, as I live nearby this course, I play it three or four times. This year I am unable to play because I am rehabbing a shoulder injury and can't swing a club. I can, however, putt. Trying to keep up my skill in this area I wandered over to the course to practice on the putting green. It was three o'clock in the afternoon and no one was using the green and no one that I saw was signing up to play. In fact, the parking lot was nearly empty. As I approached the green a course ranger who was sitting in his cart jumped out and confronted me and asked if I had signed up to play. Of course, I did not and tried to explain why. The ranger wasn't interested, "just following orders". I left without saying anything. Several things occurred to me, one being that they were more interested in cultivating a few blades of grass than in cultivating a friendly golfing atmosphere. I fail to see what harm could come from having a few people actively using the golf course as a major road to the beach passes right by and potential golfers would assume that it is an active course and worth playing rather than seeing an empty and desolate facility. Although I am not suggesting anyone should not play there, it is a great little course, but I myself will never return.

Great par 3 when you have multi level golfers. Fun time!

Nice setting

Well maintained

Quite challenging

Fun par 3 course. Great to work on your short game.

Very nice course to practice/sharpen your short game