Palm Aire Country Club

Palm Aire Country Club in Pompano Beach, Florida features three championship courses with distinct characteristics and prestigious design pedigrees. The Palms, originally founded in 1959, stretches 6,944 yards at par-72 from the back tees and was designed by William Mitchell. The Oaks and Cypress courses were both designed by the renowned Fazio brothers and opened in 1971 and 1972 respectively. The Oaks plays 6,910 yards at par-71, while the Cypress measures 6,810 yards at par-72. All three courses present enjoyable challenges for golfers of varying skill levels, with multiple tee options available. Both the Palms and Cypress were recently renovated with TifEagle hybrid grass.

Palm Aire has hosted significant tournaments including the prestigious Dixie Amateur, Florida Open, and the South Florida Classic, a former PGA Tour event. The facility has attracted notable players throughout its history, including Sam Snead, who set a course record of 65 in 1962. The club offers comprehensive golfing amenities including two fully stocked pro shops, two driving ranges, and a professional golf academy. Palm Aire operates as a daily-fee facility welcoming all golfers.