Palm Harbor at Palm Harbor Golf Club

Palm Harbor Golf Club is a daily-fee facility in Palm Coast, Florida, designed by Bill Amick and opened in the late 1980s. Amick, a regional architect active primarily in the Southeast during that era, created a layout that reflects the coastal Florida landscape of the area, with relatively flat terrain punctuated by water features and native vegetation. The course serves the residential community of Palm Coast, which developed rapidly during the 1980s and 1990s as a planned retirement and resort destination along Florida's northeast Atlantic coast.

The routing incorporates the wetlands and pine flatwoods typical of this part of Flagler County. Water comes into play on multiple holes, and the design relies on strategic bunkering and forced carries to create challenge on a site without significant elevation change. The course caters to a mix of local residents and visitors to the Palm Coast area, offering an accessible option in a region that includes several Arthur Hills designs and other courses built during the area's growth period.

Palm Harbor operates as part of the broader Palm Coast golf market, which expanded considerably as the city grew from a small population in the 1970s to a substantial residential community. The course provides a straightforward test of golf suited to a range of skill levels, with an emphasis on accuracy over length given the presence of water hazards and the narrow corridors created by native areas.