PGA National Homes for Sale and Community Guide

Last updated: July 23, 2026

PGA National at a glance

• Large, established residential community
• Multiple individual neighborhoods and property associations
• Condos, townhomes, villas, single-family homes and larger residences
• Club membership is not automatically required for every home purchase
• Golf, Sports, Resort Social and Junior Executive categories are currently promoted by PGA National Resort
• Membership availability, privileges and fees require direct confirmation

Housing variety

PGA National can serve several different searches because its neighborhoods vary in property type, age, size, maintenance responsibilities and price. A renovated condo and an original-condition single-family home may sit within the same overall community while presenting very different budgets and ownership considerations.

Review the individual association — not just "PGA National" as a whole. Confirm association fees, reserves, rental rules, maintenance coverage, planned assessments and approval requirements.

Understanding club membership

PGA National Resort currently promotes Golf, Junior Executive, Resort Social and Sports memberships. Its official membership page states that memberships are available to both residents and non-residents of the PGA National community.

That flexibility is an important distinction. Buyers can evaluate a residence without assuming a mandatory equity contribution, while those who want club access should separately verify current availability, charges and privileges.

Property-condition review

Because PGA National includes homes from different construction periods, condition can vary significantly. Buyers should pay particular attention to:

• Roof age and type
• Windows, shutters and other hurricane protection
• Plumbing and electrical history
• Heating and cooling equipment
• Association responsibilities and reserves
• Prior renovations and permits
• Insurance availability and cost

Is PGA National a fit for your priorities?

PGA National belongs on the shortlist when a buyer wants an established location, varied housing choices and the ability to evaluate club participation separately. Buyers seeking a mandatory private-club environment should also compare BallenIsles, Mirasol, Old Palm and Frenchman's Creek.

Tell me your preferred property type, condition, budget and club priorities. I'll narrow the search to the neighborhoods and listings that make sense. Call or text (561) 719-2413.

FAQs

Is club membership required to own a PGA National home?

PGA National memberships are offered to residents and non-residents and are not automatically required with every residential purchase. Confirm the individual property and association documents.

Are all neighborhoods governed by the same association?

No. PGA National contains multiple neighborhoods and associations. Fees, rules and maintenance responsibilities vary.

Is PGA National only for golfers?

No. The community has varied housing and optional membership choices. Buyers should decide whether the location and property fit first, then compare any desired club access.

Club membership, dues, assessments, taxes, fees, availability, amenities and rules can change. Information on this page is for general real-estate planning and is not a club quotation or guarantee. Buyers should obtain and review current written information from the applicable club, association and appropriate professional before purchasing.