Old Palm Homes for Sale

Old Palm Golf Club Membership Dues

Old Palm offers Equity Membership at $175,000. Old Palm Golf Club membership dues are $29,850 per year plus sales tax. Minimum 80% of the equity membership fee to be returned to member when the membership is sold. Membership is currently mandatory but there are a few homes grandfathered in without being required to join the club. Old Palm HOA fees vary between $1,000-3,000/month. *Subject to changes.

Old Palm Golf Course

Par 72. Slope 146. Rating 76.1. Length 7,420 yards.

How Many Homes in Old Palm Golf Club?

There are 316 homes in Old Palm Golf Club. The homes were built between 2005 and 2019.

Old Palm Golf Club Homes for Sale

Homes for sale in Old Palm are currently available for between $1,300,000 and $13,500,000.

Old Palm Golf Club homeowners enjoy a private ultra luxury golf club community on 650 acres with 300 Mediterranean style luxury homes with concierge service. Old Palm Golf Club was opened by WCI Communities in 2004 and now owned by Clarion Partners.

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Old Palm Golf Club clubhouse is tastefully decorated in Addison Mizner inspired decor by Maria Floyd, wife of Old Palm golf course designer Raymond Floyd, and constructed by organic materials such as cypress ceilings and limestone flooring. Equity membership to the golf club is required unless the home has been grandfathered in as not required. The club offers state-of-the-art spa, fitness center gym and four onsite indoor and outdoor dining facilities.

Resident golf legend Raymond Floyd designed the golf course in a natural setting with captivating vistas. The unique 18 hole golf course has an intriguing 19th “bye” hole. The Old Palm Golf Studio offers V-1 equipped hitting bay and Trackman technology, obstacle filled double ended driving range and full length Par 3, Par 4 and Par 5 practice holes. There is no tennis at this time but some estates have private tennis courts. The club was awarded the “Gold Signature Sanctuary” by the Audubon Society.