Architect
Richard W. LaConte and Ted McAnlis
Established
1978
Par / Length
62 / 4120y
Access
Public
Green Fee
$
Overview: Lone Pine Golf Course is an 18-hole public executive layout in West Palm Beach. The blue tees are listed at 4,120 yards for a par of 62, with a flat, pine-lined setting and gently rolling greens. The course has no sand bunkers, while grass bunkers and water on four holes provide the principal hazards. Its compact routing is built for a quicker round without losing a full 18-hole scorecard.
History: Course records generally date Lone Pine to 1978, while one directory uses 1981 for the start of play. Richard W. LaConte and Ted McAnlis are consistently credited with the design. The course developed as an affordable Palm Beach County facility and has retained its public, walkable executive-course identity at the North Military Trail address.
Did You Know? The sixth hole is the longest on the card at 355 yards, a par four that asks more of the tee shot than the rest of this compact layout. At the other end of the scale, the seventh is a 115-yard par three.
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6251 N Military Trail
