Golf Club Of Jupiter

Deane Blazie

Nice place to hit balls and nice clubhouse/restaurant. Food was good and nice selection of beer. We didn't golf so i don't know about the course. It was pretty busy with a good vibe. May be a good dinner spot.

Laura B

Enjoyed breakfast on the patio. Mimosas top notch. Breakfast food so yummy we forgot to snap a picture before devouring. Been back once already since writing this review!

Marcelo Oliveira

If you are looking for a drive range in Jupiter I recommend the Golf Club of Jupiter. They are open until dawn.

Ryan Hanson

TLDR: Skip the golf and range, grab a bite if you must, but absolutely enroll your kid in the First Tee program. I've played about 35 rounds of golf at this course, had 10 or so meals, and used the range 400 to 500 hundred times over the last 8 or 9 years. The course is short and somewhat generic. If the whole course was like the back nine, I would consider the course an ok track to play a lazy evening round, but the front nine tracks around backyards and an apartment complex that are practically sitting on the fairway. And based on the number of signs the homeowners have put up around the course, they do not care for golfers. The cost to play a round is way overpriced for what it is; at best, tee times should be around $35 at peak season. If you are a golfer, I recommend burning some gas and finding a tee time just about anywhere else other than Jupiter Dunes, you will enjoy it more. They just finished a renovation that somehow took a couple years. It now looks much better than it did, but the diner is still just a room with a bar, tables, and pro-shop desk. Deck seating is nice unless the sewage fumes are in play (unfortunately, the renovations did not address this). The range is a pond with some floating targets. There is intermittent music pumped out there, which can be nice. The range should really be considered a novelty rather than a practice area. They occasionally have grass to hit off, but 90% of the time you are hitting off a mat. The balls have consistently been the worst I have ever come across at a range. Four or five different types of balls, generally worn, cracked, and/or dimple-less. On the bright side, the crazy ball flights created by the poor condition of the balls can be interesting. Prices just went up to $10 for a bucket of 30 or so balls, which is ridiculous for mats and horrible balls. So I don't have any reason to go to this course any more. Food is good, but nothing more than typical. They have (or had) a local reputation of having the best burgers in Jupiter, and while I do recall having a good one 5 or 6 years ago under the previous owners, I don't think this is the case now. The saving grace of this place is the staff and especially the First Tee program run by John Gansz - I'd give his program 6 stars if that was an option and I could rate it. Simply top notch.