Golf and club homes in Martin County from $1M — Sailfish Point, Loblolly, Medalist, Mariner Sands, Willoughby, Harbour Ridge and Pipers Landing.
An hour north of Palm Beach, the club life changes character. Martin County is old-Florida golf country — pine and oak instead of high-rise backdrops, memberships measured in decades, and some of the most serious golf in the state hiding behind understated gates. Sailfish Point wraps a Jack Nicklaus Signature course around the tip of Hutchinson Island with the ocean on three sides; the Medalist in Hobe Sound is famous as the practice ground of touring professionals; Loblolly, Mariner Sands, Willoughby, Harbour Ridge, and Pipers Landing round out a bench of legitimate championship clubs where the golf, not the scene, is the point.
What Martin County offers the club buyer is value and temperament. The dollars that buy a cottage inside the gates of Palm Beach County's marquee clubs buy a full residence here — often with a dock as well as a tee time, since several of these clubs pair golf with deepwater marinas on the St. Lucie. Before you buy, we walk the club math with you: mandatory versus optional membership, equity versus non-equity structures, initiation and annual dues, and what each tier actually includes.
Because Martin County trades below the coastal core, this collection opens at $1M rather than our usual $3M home floor — the point where the county's genuine club properties begin. Filter by price, beds, and community, and if the boat matters too, note which clubs put a slip and a starter's sheet on the same campus.
