PGA National
Resort and Residential Living in Palm Beach Gardens
PGA National is a 2,340-acre residential community in Palm Beach Gardens, centered around the iconic PGA National Resort. Developed around a world-class resort lifestyle, it brings together nearly 40 individual neighborhoods of single-family homes, townhomes, villas, cottages, and condominiums, many offering golf, lake, or preserve views.
The PGA National Resort and the PGA National Members Club are separate from the residential communities. Residents enjoy the setting and proximity of the resort, while golf, dining, and the spa are available to members and resort guests. Each neighborhood has its own association and, in many cases, its own pool and common areas. The master association maintains the main entries and portions of the loop roads. The community features a gate system, with several neighborhoods, including Eagleton, Preston, and The Island, offering their own private gated entries.
Golf defines the lifestyle at PGA National. The resort features 79 holes across five courses: The Champion, originally designed by Tom and George Fazio and later redesigned by Jack Nicklaus, home to the PGA Tour’s Cognizant Classic and the famed Bear Trap; The Palmer, designed by Arnold Palmer; The Fazio; The Match, designed by Andy Staples and opened in 2021; and The Wee Bear, a short par-3 course.
The Members Clubhouse overlooks The Champion and is reserved for members and their guests. Beyond golf, residents and members have access to the Sports & Racquet Club, which offers 16 Har-Tru tennis courts, pickleball courts, and fitness programming, along with a 40,000-square-foot resort spa.
Membership in the PGA National Members Club is optional and open to both residents and non-residents. Categories include Golf, Junior Executive (for those under 40), Sports, and Resort Social. Membership belongs to the individual member and never transfers with the sale of a home.
Homes at PGA National generally range from the low $200,000s to multi-million-dollar residences, reflecting the community’s diverse mix of condominiums, townhomes, and estate homes.
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Buying or Selling at PGA National
Are you considering selling your home in PGA National?
Selling at PGA National means positioning your home within a large, established resale market, where buyers compare neighborhood, updates, and views. Association documents and, where relevant, club records should be gathered early. Amy can help you price against the current competition and present your home in the best possible light.
are you in the market for a new home in PGA National?
The first questions at PGA National are which neighborhood you are considering and how that home relates to the resort and the Members Club. Club membership is optional and never transfers with a home, so buyers who wish to join apply to the Members Club directly. The association documents and the club’s current terms also deserve a careful reading. Amy can help you sort those details before you tour or make an offer.
How Can Amy Help You?
Contact Amy Losquadro today for a no-obligation initial consultation to discuss how she can help with your real estate needs.