Jupiter Hills Club's Hills Course, carved into the rolling terrain of Tequesta, Florida, stands as a testament to the enduring challenge of strategic shot-making over raw power. This is a thinking man's course, rewarding meticulous planning and precise execution. Designed by George Fazio and his nephew Tom Fazio in the late 1960s, the Hills Course presents a classic example of modern design principles melded with the natural contours of the landscape. Unlike its Village counterpart, which favors a more open and forgiving layout, the Hills Course demands careful navigation through tight corridors of native scrub and strategically placed bunkers. The course has a reputation for its subtle but significant elevation changes, a rarity in South Florida, adding a unique dimension to club selection and approach shots. While not a regular stop on the professional tour, the Hills Course has played host to significant amateur events, providing a stern test for the game's future stars. Members here value the intellectual challenge presented by each round, often engaging in spirited post-round discussions dissecting the day's successes and failures over the Club’s renowned seafood buffet. The Hills Course isn't just a golf course; it's a battle of wits against a formidable, yet beautiful, adversary.