The Nest Par 3 Takes a Brief Maintenance Pause
Palm Beach Gardens, FL · August 25, 2026
Fog hangs over the pines early today, but temperatures are climbing fast toward mid-summer standard levels. Keep outdoor plans moving early before peak heat arrives.
The Lead
Golfers eyeing quick rounds this week will need to adjust their tee-time routines as The Nest Par 3 Golf Course undergoes scheduled facility maintenance through Friday. The temporary closure encompasses all 19 holes of the par-3 layout, along with the practice driving range and Casey’s Café, allowing agronomy crews uninterrupted time for turf aeration and fairway care. For residents accustomed to evening practice swings or quick twilight games, the main 18-hole Sandhill Crane championship course remains open as usual on its full operating schedule. Upgrades to practice facilities and putting greens wrap up late Friday afternoon, with doors and fairways reopening to players Saturday morning at sunrise.
Local Pulse
Howell Lane Proposal Enters City Review Planners are evaluating a request to build 72 residential townhomes on vacant land near Howell Lane.
Code Magistrate Convenes At City Hall Special magistrate hearings begin at 2 PM today in council chambers to address outstanding property maintenance cases.
Today's Outlook
- High 93°F · Low 78°F — Overcast
- Cloud cover keeps direct glare down, but lingering humidity calls for extra water outdoors.
What's On Around Town
Modern Heroes Spa Retreat PGA National Resort (400 Ave of the Champions), 10:00 AM–4:00 PM Discounted restorative treatments and day passes reserved for service personnel today.
Juno Beach: Physician Health Seminar Loggerhead Marinelife Center (14200 US Hwy 1), 4:00–6:00 PM Free public medical panel discussing community wellness and oncology care.
West Palm Beach: Rooftop Evening Jazz Hotel AKA West Palm, 6:00–9:00 PM Live music performance paired with skyline views and evening light bites.
Spotlight & Story
- Alton's 136 Preserved Acres
- When plans for the 650-acre Alton development were drawn, planners set aside exactly 136 acres for interconnected lakes, parks, and upland preserves. That footprint guarantees over twenty percent of the neighborhood remains untamed, keeping native pine flatwoods intact alongside modern streets.
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