Twin Eagles

Membership at Twin Eagles is uniquely deeded directly to the specific property. Every home carries one of three distinct membership types: Social, Sports, or Golf. When buying a home, you inherit the specific membership level attached to that property, each featuring its own upfront initiation fee and varying levels of club and course access. If you want a home with immediate golf privileges, you will need to ensure a golf membership is deeded to the property.

Twin Eagles offers an exclusive mix of luxury properties surrounding the golf courses and expansive nature preserves, including:

• Luxury Coach Homes: High-end, low-maintenance living options.
• Single Family Homes: Beautifully appointed residences with spacious floor plans ranging from 1,800 to 5,000 square feet.
• Custom Estate Homes: Magnificent, expansive custom estates on premier oversized lots with over 5,000 quare feet of living space.

Yes, certain properties may provide immediate golf membership opportunities. Availability can vary. It is highly recommended to buy a home that already includes the exact membership type you want to ensure your access from day one.

Twin Eagles features 36 holes of championship golf across two world-class, completely distinct courses spread over 1,115 acres:

• The Talon Course: Designed by Jack Nicklaus, this traditional, legendary course features wide-open fairways and breathtaking vistas.

• The Eagle Course: Designed by Steve Smyers, this course offers a highly strategic, historical approach to design and was named “Best New US Private Course of the Year” by Golf Magazine.

Centering the community lifestyle is a stunning 47,000-square-foot clubhouse overlooking the 18th hole of the Talon course. Additional resort-style amenities include:

• A state-of-the-art fitness center and a resort-style swimming pool.

• 2 Har-Tru tennis courts, 4 Pickleball courts, and 4 Bocce courts.

• Multiple dining venues, dedicated community parks, and an active social calendar.

Purchasing a home in Twin Eagles involves a one-time non-refundable initiation fee (determined by the home’s deeded membership type), a one-time transfer fee, an annual master association fee, an annual food-and-beverage minimum, and annual individual neighborhood HOA dues. These fees sustain the 24-hour manned gatehouses, common area preservation, and world-class club operations.

Note: Because fee structures and capital contributions can adjust annually, please contact our team directly for the most up-to-date fiscal year financial breakdown.