Walking courses in florida

[oakley0284]

Anyone know of courses in South Florida that will let you walk? Seems like everywhere requires a cart. I've only found 2 in my area (palm beach): Park Ridge in Lake Worth, and Delray Beach Golf Course in Delray. I thought it would be nice to get a list of courses that let you walk for people's reference. Please add any you know.

[oakley0284]

Always walked the Biltmore and also at Pembroke Pines...I wanna say Miccosukee let me walk too...

[oakley0284]

[b]Boca Raton[/b][b] Municipal Golf Course- has a walking rate on their website[/b]
[b]Osprey Point Golf Course (Boca)[/b]
[b]Southwinds Golf Course (Boca)[/b]
CypressCreek (boynton) lets you walk november-april
[b]Lakeview Golf Club (Delray)[/b]
[b]Okeeheelee Golf Course (west palm)[/b]
[b]West Palm Beach Golf Course [/b]

[teejaywhy]

I was going to recommend this site last week but they were having problems. Seems to be up and running ok now.

[url]http://www.thewalkinggolfer.com/walkability_ratings_fl.html[/url]

The ratings are user generated. Feel free to add your own.

[VinRR]

North Palm Beach CC lets you walk as well.

[Bonneville85308]

It's a short course (~4200 yards) but Seven Bridges at Springtree in Sunrise allows walking, at least as of last winter when I played it.

[oakley0284]

bump for 2013

[Dan Hauser]

Lone Pine Golf Club in West Palm has walking rates as well as the option of a pull cart. It its a shorter course (par 3s and 4s) I like it to work on my short game and to get some exercise walking. Another one is Jupiter Dunes. Its a par 3 course in Jupiter that allows you to walk. Those are the only public courses in the area that I am aware of that weren't already mention. Several of the private clubs give you the walking option with a caddie but those of course are tougher to get on.

[dbleag]

Miles Grant GC in Stuart, PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie (afternoons), Martin County CC (Red/White course).