Neighborhood guide

Living in Palm Beach Gardens, FL

Golf country, with 12 courses inside city limits, PGA National, and some of the best shopping in the county.

Golf course with a palm tree in the foreground

Overview

The golf capital of the Palm Beaches

Palm Beach Gardens sits in northern Palm Beach County, about 12 miles north of Palm Beach International Airport. The city calls itself the Golf Capital of the World and has 12 golf courses within its limits.

PGA National Resort hosts a PGA TOUR event each year and has hosted the Ryder Cup and the PGA Championship. Many neighborhoods are built around golf, from gated country club communities to quieter streets of single-family homes.

PGA Boulevard is the main shopping street, home to The Gardens Mall, Downtown at the Gardens, PGA Commons, Midtown and Legacy Place.

Local favorites

What locals love about Palm Beach Gardens

Golf everywhere

Twelve courses, including PGA National, mean there is a tee time for every level.

Shopping and dining

PGA Boulevard brings The Gardens Mall, Downtown at the Gardens and plenty of restaurants into one stretch.

Easy access

I-95 and the Turnpike both meet PGA Boulevard, and the beaches of Juno and Jupiter are a short drive east.

Getting around Palm Beach Gardens

PGA Boulevard has interchanges for both I-95 and Florida’s Turnpike, and its drawbridge over the Intracoastal links the city to US-1 and Juno Beach. Palm Beach International Airport is about 12 miles south.

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Palm Beach Gardens questions

The city has 12 golf courses within its limits, including PGA National Resort, which hosts a PGA TOUR event each year.

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