About PGA Golf Club at PGA Village
The PGA Golf Club at PGA Village in Port St. Lucie, Florida, offers an exceptional golfing experience. The 54-hole championship golf course, designed by renowned architects Tom Fazio and Pete Dye, features two layouts ranked among the "Best state-by-state golf courses you can play" by Golfweek. Reviewers have praised the well-maintained courses, with one noting the Pete Dye Course's "amazing layout" and another describing the conditions as "great." The community surrounding the golf club is also commended for its friendly and helpful residents. With various membership opportunities, instruction by PGA Professionals, and daily fee access, PGA Golf Club at PGA Village is an attractive option for golf enthusiasts. The staff has been described as accommodating, providing a great example of customer service, though some guests have expressed disappointment with the exclusivity of certain areas. The club's amenities, including the Clubhouse and Midway Grille, receive high marks, though the maintenance of the hot tub has been noted as needing improvement.
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!
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.
It was awesome.