Old Trail Golf Club sits in Jupiter, one of the most golf-saturated stretches of coastline in the United States. The town and its surroundings — from Hobe Sound down through Palm Beach Gardens — have become a de facto winter home for tour professionals, top instructors, and serious amateurs, drawn by the reliably warm winters and a concentration of quality courses that few regions anywhere can match. Playing here means sharing the general zip code with some of the game's biggest names.
The "Medal" designation signals a format as much as a product — a setup calibrated for stroke play, where every shot counts and there's no scramble format or friendly mulligan culture to soften the experience. That framing tends to attract players who want a genuine test and a legitimate card to sign at the end.
Jupiter's landscape is flat South Florida terrain — palm-lined, water-threaded, sun-baked — and any course here will ask you to manage the wind off the Atlantic as much as the yardage on the card. It's golf where conditions do much of the heavy lifting.
