Newcomers often ask about the benefits of living on a golf course in South Florida. That’s a coveted lifestyle here, and residential country club communities are the epitome of resort living.
These developments even consider their golf course or courses bragging rights, especially if they were reconfigured by a golf course design firm with a famous player’s name… like Nicklaus Design.
If you’re asking if a golf course property is a good investment, Lang Realty is expert at assessing property values and keeping track of exclusive homes for sale in country club communities.
For instance, PGA Village in Port St. Lucie is a golf community nationally known as a premier golf destination with three PGA golf courses and the PGA Center for Golf Learning and Performance. PGA Village homes for sale range from townhomes and villas to luxury estates complete with high-end amenities and scenic views of the golf courses and lakes. That’s a direct quote from their own marketing.
What are the pros and cons of living on a golf course?
Most country club communities have mandatory membership, meaning there’s a fee to move in and an annual fee for a golf membership, the highest-level of members privileges.
But there are a few affordable golf course communities in south Florida. Membership at The Club at Boca Pointe, for instance, is available to both residents and non-residents of the Boca Pointe community, just outside of city limits. Members have access to their private 18-hole championship golf course, fitness, pickleball, tennis, and a host of dining venues.
