The Tesoro Club sits on a 600-acre preserve where coastal wetlands and pine flatwoods frame each fairway. Architect Jim Fazio routed the course around existing cypress stands and freshwater marshes, preserving native vegetation that shelters herons, egrets, and alligators. Wide, undulating fairways transition into firm, fast greens that slope sharply toward water hazards on fourteen holes. Several tee boxes overlook the North Fork of the St. Lucie River, where tidal currents influence wind direction on the back nine. Irrigation drawn from on-site lakes maintains bent-grass putting surfaces that roll at speeds above 11 on the Stimpmeter during peak season. Cart paths stay at least 30 feet from most greens, reducing wear on the surrounding turf. The practice facility includes a 15,000-square-foot short-game area with multiple bunkers and varied chipping lies, while a separate putting green replicates the speed and contour of the course’s most severe complexes.
The Tesoro Club currently has (within 1 mile) 4 lots for sale with an average list price of $231,387.25. The average annual property tax for The Tesoro Club is $1,128.
