Private Clubs & Country Clubs in Jupiter

Dye Preserve Club is a private 18-hole golf club in Jupiter, Florida, designed by legendary architect Pete Dye and founded in 1988 on the site formerly known as Cypress Links. Dye's signature design elements — deep pot bunkers, vast waste areas, undulating greens, and strategic water hazards — produce a demanding 7,178-yard layout with a slope rating of 139. The club has hosted the Florida Open and Florida Mid-Amateur, and carries a reputation as a player's club with a notable concentration of professional golfer members.

Jonathans Landing Country Club is a private 54-hole golf community established in 1978 in Jupiter, Florida. The club features three distinct 18-hole courses designed by Tom Fazio and Arthur Hills, each offering scenic views of Florida's natural landscape and wildlife. Beyond golf, the club rounds out its offerings with tennis courts, fitness facilities, and a marina.

Jupiter Country Club is a private golf community founded in 2007 in Jupiter, Florida, featuring an 18-hole Greg Norman Signature Design course stretching 7,259 yards from the championship tees. The layout is characterized by wide fairways, large greens, and five tee boxes per hole, with the par-3 8th hole serving as the course's signature, its island-like green framed by surrounding water.

The Bears Club is an invitation-only private golf community in Jupiter, Florida, founded in 1999 by Jack Nicklaus as a personal expression of his reverence for the game's traditions. The 18-hole, par-72 championship course stretches 7,164 yards and features a diverse landscape of woods, lakes, and natural preserves, with a memorable par-3 island green among its most distinctive design elements.

The Club at Admirals Cove is a private residential golf community in Jupiter, Florida, founded in 1987 and home to 45 holes of golf designed by Robert von Hagge, Bruce Devlin, and Robert Baril. The East Course, which hosted the 2002 U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship, is one of the most demanding layouts in South Florida with water hazards in play on 17 of its 18 holes. Beyond golf, the club offers six dining venues, a full-service marina, and a spa within its master-planned community setting.

The Loxahatchee Club is a private golf community in Jupiter, Florida, founded in 1985 and set along the scenic Loxahatchee River. The 18-hole, par-72 championship course was designed by Jack Nicklaus and stretches to 7,144 yards, featuring his signature strategic bunkering and seamless integration with the surrounding natural landscape.

Trump National Golf Club is a private 18-hole club in Jupiter, Florida, established in 2002 and designed by Jack Nicklaus. The course plays to 7,356 yards with a slope rating of 147 from the championship tees, and its demanding 15th hole features a water-laden "Bear Trap" reminiscent of Augusta National's Amen Corner. The club hosted the LPGA's CME Group Titleholders event in 2012 and gained its current identity when acquired by Donald Trump that same year.