Golf Course Homes for Sale in Puerto Rico

Golf course homes for sale in Puerto Rico are in resort and gated communities in Dorado, Río Grande, Isabela and other areas. Puerto Rico Real Estate, led by broker Esteban Sarmiento (license C-13046), helps buyers compare golf communities by price, fees and club rules using Stellar MLS data. See also Dorado Beach real estate, Ritz-Carlton Reserve residences at Dorado Beach, Isabela real estate, Bahía Beach residences and luxury homes in Puerto Rico.

Golf communities in Puerto Rico

Dorado

Dorado Beach Resort and Club has two courses, including TPC Dorado Beach, and homes in the surrounding communities. See Dorado Beach real estate.

Río Grande

• Bahía Beach: an 18-hole course designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. in the community of the Four Seasons Resort and Residences Puerto Rico, formerly the St. Regis. See Bahía Beach residences.
• Rio Mar: the Wyndham Grand Rio Mar has two 18-hole courses, the Ocean Course designed by Tom and George Fazio and the River Course designed by Greg Norman. The resort completed a renovation and a relaunch in 2026.
• Coco Beach and Grand Reserve: two 18-hole courses designed by Tom Kite, a venue of the PGA Tour’s Puerto Rico Open. Listings include houses overlooking the course and gated Country Club Residences at Grand Reserve.

Isabela

Royal Isabela is a resort with an 18-hole course on bluffs above the Atlantic, casitas and privately owned residences, with controlled access. It is about 20 minutes from Aguadilla airport. See Isabela real estate.

Bayamón and Humacao

Bayamón has a public nine-hole golf course, and Humacao has golf at Palmas del Mar. See Bayamón real estate.

Prices

Prices vary widely. Listings reviewed in 2026 included a house at Coco Beach overlooking the Grand Reserve course at $395,000 (association fee of $80 per month), a residence in Country Club Residences at Grand Reserve at $2,495,000 and Ocean Golf Villa #2 at Royal Isabela at $4.5 million. These are examples and not market averages. Ask us for current Stellar MLS data.

What to check before you buy

• Club membership terms, fees and transfer rules
• Association fees, reserves and special assessments
• The flood zone and the lot boundaries relative to the course
• Rules for rentals and construction
• Windstorm coverage, a generator and a water cistern

Frequently asked questions about golf course homes

Where are the golf course communities in Puerto Rico?

Golf communities are concentrated in Dorado, Río Grande, Isabela and Humacao. Río Grande has several: Four Seasons Bahía Beach, Rio Mar and Coco Beach.

How much do golf course homes cost?

Prices vary widely. Listings reviewed in 2026 included a house at Coco Beach overlooking the Grand Reserve course at $395,000, a residence in Country Club Residences at Grand Reserve at $2,495,000 and a villa at Royal Isabela at $4.5 million.

Do I need to join the golf club to buy a home?

Not always. Some communities include club privileges and others offer optional memberships or none. Confirm the membership terms, fees and transfer rules for each property.

What fees should I expect?

Expect association fees and, depending on the community, club or golf fees. One Coco Beach listing showed an association fee of $80 per month, but fees vary widely. Ask for the budget and special assessments.

What should I check on a golf-front home?

Check the flood zone, the lot boundaries relative to the course, the rules on rentals and construction, windstorm coverage, a generator and a water cistern.

Work with a Puerto Rico real estate broker

Call Puerto Rico Real Estate at 787-598-4024 to review golf course homes for sale in Puerto Rico.

Informational content, not an appraisal or legal, tax or investment advice. Prices come from listings reviewed in 2026 and change. Updated October 2026.