Naples Golf Communities
- Alexandra Janz

- Dec 29, 2025
- 2 min read
Which one is right for you?
Naples, Florida, is a golfer’s paradise, offering a wide range of golf communities that cater to different lifestyles and budgets. Understanding the differences between bundled, equity, non-equity, and public golf communities helps buyers choose the perfect fit.
Bundled Golf Communities
In bundled communities, membership is automatically included with homeownership. This creates a lively atmosphere but can mean busier tee times.
Examples: Stonebridge, Heritage Bay, Naples Lakes.
Equity Golf Communities
Equity clubs require a large upfront investment, giving members ownership shares and exclusive access. They offer prestige and luxury amenities but come with higher costs.
Examples: Grey Oaks, Mediterra, The Quarry, and Royal Poinciana.
Non-Equity Golf Communities
Membership is voluntary—homeowners can choose whether to join. This flexibility appeals to buyers who want the lifestyle without mandatory golf costs.
Examples: Pelican Marsh, Quail Creek Village, The Club at Pelican Bay.
Public & Semi-Private Golf Communities
Public courses allow anyone to play, while semi-private clubs mix memberships with public access. They’re ideal for seasonal residents or casual golfers.
Examples: Tiburón (home to the PGA Tour’s QBE Shootout), Lely Resort, ArrowHead Golf Club, Valencia Golf & Country Club
Choosing Your Lifestyle
Bundled: Affordable, social, but busy.
Equity: Exclusive, prestigious, but costly.
Non-Equity: Flexible, voluntary, lower risk.
Public: Accessible, casual, less exclusive.
Naples offers something for everyone—from the inclusivity of Stonebridge, the flexibility of Pelican Marsh, the variety of Lely Resort, to the tournament excitement of Tiburón. Whether you’re a serious golfer or simply love the lifestyle, Naples has the perfect community waiting for you.
Alexandra Janz
Broker Associate & Luxury Properties Specialist
CIPS / RSPS / e-PRO® / SRES® / ABR®
William Raveis-Florida, LLC
239.315.1079 | ajnaplesrealty.com














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