Okeeheelee Golf Course (Eagle/Heron)

Overview: Okeeheelee Golf Course's Eagle/Heron is an 18-hole public combination at the Palm Beach County facility in West Palm Beach. The operator describes Okeeheelee as 27 holes in a 210-acre park setting with wildlife and scenery. The latest college event record for this exact Eagle/Heron routing lists par 71 and 6,813 yards, while published course records credit Roy Case and date the facility to 1995.

History: Okeeheelee is owned and operated by Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation as part of its public golf system. The facility's three nine-hole loops allow different 18-hole combinations, including Eagle/Heron. Its modern competitive record includes the 2026 Kona Ice Keiser Kup, whose men's event again used Eagle/Heron at par 71 and 6,813 yards.

Did You Know? Okeeheelee's public golf setting is also a wildlife setting: the county describes the facility as golf in a park with wildlife and scenery, and the course operator highlights the natural beauty around its 27 holes. The Eagle/Heron routing is therefore one combination within a larger three-loop property rather than a standalone 18-hole site.