The Town of Palm Beach's Par 3 course is between Lake Worth and Palm Beach on A1A between the Atlantic and the Intracoastal.

The layout is in a scenic, parkland setting featuring six holes along the Ocean and a few holes along the Intracoastal. Holes range from 81 yards to 211 yards and totaling 2,572 yards along landscaped fairways framed by palm trees, sugar white sand bunkers, and water features. It was originally designed by Dick Wilson and Joe Lee in the 1960s and was recently re-designed by Raymond Floyd. The course is the venue where Sam Snead famously squealed his tires in the parking lot after losing to fellow Hall of Famer Louise Suggs in an exhibition match.