At the Everglades Club, golf is but one jewel in a crown of established Palm Beach society. The course, routed inland from the Atlantic along the intercoastal, presents a deceptively gentle challenge, a parkland layout where the wind, rather than dramatic elevation change, dictates strategy. Originally conceived in the Golden Age, with Seth Raynor providing the initial design, the course has seen subsequent refinements. Its generous fairways invite the bold drive, yet subtly undulating greens demand a deft touch. It favors shot-shapers, rewarding those who can work the ball with the prevailing breezes. Beyond the course, the Everglades Club is a bastion of tradition, where the echoes of old Palm Beach mingle with the vibrant pulse of its present. Lunches are long, conversations are lively, and the club's ambiance embodies a certain understated elegance that reflects its prestigious locale.