Madison Green Golf Club

Madison Green Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course located in West Palm Beach, Florida, approximately 20 minutes west of downtown and Palm Beach International Airport. Designed by renowned architect John Sanford and opened in 2001, the course stretches 7,051 yards with a slope rating of 143.

The layout winds through a lush natural landscape featuring Pine Barrens, native palms, oaks, and palmettos, creating a sense of seclusion despite proximity to urban areas. Water features prominently, appearing on all but one hole across 42 acres of integrated lakes. The course includes over 100 strategically placed bunkers and waste areas demanding precision shot-making.

A defining characteristic is the routing design with no parallel fairways—each hole heads in a unique direction, providing variety and discovery throughout the round. Five tee options accommodate golfers of all skill levels. The greens feature pronounced slopes and contours with a quick pace, while fairways are consistently well-manicured.

Native wildlife including Great Blue Herons, Sandhill Cranes, and various birds of prey inhabit the course. Madison Green has hosted U.S. Amateur qualifiers and state tournaments since opening. The facility offers a full-service pro shop, driving range, practice bunkers, and the Marbar Grille restaurant.