From California to South Carolina, Golf Course Communities Are Integrating the Links With Lifestyle

From California to South Carolina, Golf Course Communities Are Integrating the Links With Lifestyle

From California to South Carolina, Golf Course Communities Are Integrating the Links With Lifestyle

Not just for golfing retirees, these homes include access to all kinds of state-of-the-art wellness facilities, and more.

By JOAN TAPPER

If we’ve learned anything these past two years, it’s the importance of combining work and personal passions for a more integrated lifestyle. As such, exclusive golf-course communities are no longer only for golfing retirees; homes now include access to all kinds of active pursuits and state-of-the-art wellness facilities. New developments—even in cities—are being packaged with memberships to previously off-limits golf and social clubs among their roster of competitive amenities. This is a trend spreading across the nation—from the upcoming Panther National in Palm Beach to Frederica Estates in Sea Island, Ga., to the high-rise Mandarin Residences in Boca Raton—and farther afield.

 

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