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WHAT SHAPES DAILY LIFE AT TRIPLE STICK
The Course
18 holes, par 70, by Love Golf Design
Railroad-tie bulkheads and native grasses
The Club
Private, non-equity membership
Access to every PGA National course
The Homes
About 240 homes in Bay Hill Estates
Mostly one-acre lots, guard-gated
The Setting
Off Northlake Boulevard, next to Ibis
Bordered by Grassy Waters Preserve
TRIPLE STICK INSIGHT
What People Don't Always Realize About Triple Stick...
The name nods to Davis Love III's nickname, Tripp, and Pete Dye's Crooked Stick
It follows the routing of the Estates Course, which opened in 1984
The Peacock + Lewis clubhouse is expected in 2028
Owning a home in Bay Hill Estates doesn't require membership
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TRIPLE STICK GOLF CLUB FAQ
The questions we hear most, answered plainly.
Where is Triple Stick Golf Club?
Triple Stick is inside Bay Hill Estates, a gated community off Northlake Boulevard in Palm Beach Gardens, a few minutes from the heart of PGA National Resort. It sits next to Ibis, borders Grassy Waters Preserve, and is about five miles west of I-95.
What is Triple Stick?
Triple Stick is PGA National's new members-only golf club. Love Golf Design, led by Davis Love III, rebuilt the former Estates Course into an 18-hole, par-70 layout inspired by Pete and Alice Dye, with railroad-tie bulkheads, flat-bottomed bunkers and native grasses. The course opens in late fall 2026, and an 11,000-square-foot Peacock + Lewis clubhouse is expected in 2028.
Do I have to join Triple Stick to live in Bay Hill Estates?
Bay Hill Estates has not required club membership, so you can own a home without joining. Triple Stick membership is private, non-equity and intentionally limited, and current PGA National members get the first look. We confirm current membership terms for any home you're considering.
What does a Triple Stick membership include?
Membership covers a spouse or partner and children under 23. It includes Triple Stick plus all PGA National courses, the racquet and fitness facilities, the spa and the resort's dining venues.
What kinds of homes are around Triple Stick?
Bay Hill Estates has about 240 single-family homes, most on lots of about an acre, with many in the 3,000 to 6,000 square foot range and private pools. The Preserve section has newer homes on half-acre lots. The community is gated with 24-hour manned security.
Which schools serve Bay Hill Estates?
Public school assignments are set by the School District of Palm Beach County and can change, so check the district's school locator for any specific address. We can also share private school options in Palm Beach Gardens and nearby.
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