PGA Golf Club at PGA Village

Lll Lll 2 months ago

Played the dye and wannamaker, both courses are in great shape. Thanks to the grounds crew. All staff are friendly and helpful. Members go out in am. If your not a member you have to go out in afternoon. Carts are comfy with GPS. Food is great and drinks cold!

Raul Fernandez Jr 3 months ago

This place is truly a golfer’s paradise. The practice facilities are excellent, and the driving range has quality grass. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and helpful from the moment we arrived. The course was in great condition, especially considering it was summer and only a few weeks removed from aeration. The greens still rolled very well and were surprisingly quick. As a single-digit handicapper, I played from the gold tees and found the course both challenging and enjoyable. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great round of golf. If I lived closer, I would be there all the time.

Raymond Cole Lassinger 3 months ago

PGA Village is easily the best public‑access golf destination in the Jupiter, West Palm, and Port St. Lucie area. The entire place feels like a true golf mecca! From the moment you pull in, the facilities, atmosphere, and course conditions are on another level. The practice facility is top‑tier, and the course layouts are both beautiful and challenging in all the right ways. I’ve played the Wanamaker Course three times and the Dye Course twice, and both deliver completely different but equally incredible experiences. The Dye Course, especially, is a real test of golf.... demanding, strategic, and super fun to play. On my next trip, I’m planning to take on the Ryder Course, and I’m already looking forward to it. The staff is consistently friendly and welcoming, and Jo‑Anne, who handles the tee time calls, is fantastically helpful, patient, and always on top of things. Prices are very fair in the offseason, and public tee times from March through June are usually wide open. For the quality you get, it’s worth every penny. PGA Village has become one of my favorite places I’ve ever played, and I can’t recommend it enough.

Jason Short a year ago

Had a great time. The Dye was challenging but fair. Wide open fairways and plenty of bunkers and waste areas. It’s hard to lose a ball. Played as a nonmember or guest on this day. We went to the bar to eat. And was told we had to leave as this was a member only area. We kindly left and ran into a manager. We told about him about the experience and he said the staff was not wrong but made an exception and escorted us back to the bar. A great example of customer service. Thank you very much we really enjoyed our day.

Jimmy Lee Edited 3 years ago

10/05/2022: We played the Wanamaker course again and it's still very beautiful even after the recent hurricane Ian. It looks like Ian didn't create too much trouble for the course. The greens are fine and run smooth although I would prefer the speed to be a little faster. The newly renovated range is absolutely awesome! The only course that we didn't try is the Ryder course and hope we can play it some time this year. Circa Oct., 2021: It was our first time at the club and we played the Dye course. The conditions, the layouts, the scenery, etc. all deserve a great rating. Range is also a complimentary which is an added bonus. The Dye course is a semi-link style course which give you a combination of varieties like tree lines, long rough, marsh, water, deep bunkers, etc. With all these, the course is actually not that difficult as long as you strategically place your shots. Avoid get into the long roughs because you're unlikely to find your ball or get out of it. Anyway, it's a well-maintained and fun course. It's worth a 1.5 hr. drive since the course is quiet different from other S. FL courses.