Question about PGA National in Palm Beach

[Titan124]

I've looked all over the internet for some answers, but I can't seem to find any, so I figure someone must be a member or familiar with the club.

My question is is that since the Haig driving range is part of the Golf Digest Academy (which I assume is public), is the driving range public as well? If so, do you know prices for balls?

I know this seems like a stupid question, but I really can't figure this out. The first question is way more important than the second one. Thanks.

[iacas]

Have you called them to ask? I used to have a friend that worked there and they're just normal people to talk to. Call and ask.

[TourSpoon]

Have you called them to ask? I used to have a friend that worked there and they're just normal people to talk to. Call and ask.

The facility is more resort oriented mixed with community membership. I have no idea if you can just walk in and use the range, but it is worth the call. I just played the Estate Course and the range was closed because of heavy rain, but the putting green was fine. The greens were incredibly fast.

[NXT No. 3's]

I've looked all over the internet for some answers, but I can't seem to find any, so I figure someone must be a member or familiar with the club.

Are you talking about the PGA Village? or the PGA National course. They are both in the area I believe. Ive played the Wannamaker at the Village and from what I hear its much more of a scenic course than the National.

[TourSpoon]

The PGA Village is about 30 minutes north via the turnpike from PGA National. The Haig is a PGA National course that is in Palm Beach Gardens. You can't go wrong at either location.

[NXT No. 3's]

I played the wannamaker in august and thought it was just a brilliant course. Comparable to kiawah island course, just a little more swampy.