twin eagles

TwinEagles is a private, gated golf and country club community in Northeast Naples, encompassing approximately 1,115 acres of lakes, preserves, mature trees, expansive fairways and natural areas. The community includes 717 residences and homesites across 12 neighborhoods, with housing ranging from coach homes and single-family residences to larger estate homes. The relatively low-density development, extensive natural surroundings and variety of residential settings create a spacious environment, with many properties offering golf course, lake or preserve views. Established in the late 1990s and developed over a number of years, TwinEagles includes homes of varying ages, architectural styles and levels of renovation, giving buyers considerably more variety than they might find in a newer, more uniform development.

TwinEagles is particularly distinguished by its 36 holes of private championship golf, with the Talon and Eagle courses providing two distinctly different playing experiences within one community. The club lifestyle extends well beyond golf through a renovated clubhouse, multiple dining options, resort-style swimming, fitness, tennis, pickleball, bocce and an active calendar of recreational and social activities. Every residence within TwinEagles carries a deeded club membership, with Golf, Sports and Social membership categories providing different levels of privileges. This structure allows residents to participate in the private-club lifestyle while making the specific membership attached to a property an important consideration when purchasing within the community.

Why People Like the TwinEagles Community

• 36 Holes of Championship Golf: TwinEagles offers two private 18-hole courses, providing golfers with considerably more variety than a traditional single-course community.

• Low-Density Golf Experience: Golf membership is capped at 614 memberships across two courses, helping provide greater course access for members.

• Two Distinct Golf Courses: The Talon Course features a Jack Nicklaus legacy design, while the Eagle Course was designed by Steve Smyers with Patrick Andrews, giving each course its own playing characteristics.

• Multiple Housing Choices: Coach homes, single-family residences and estate homes provide buyers with a range of property types, sizes and settings.

• Extensive Natural Surroundings: More than 1,100 acres incorporate lakes, preserves, mature vegetation, golf courses and wildlife habitat throughout the community.

• Comprehensive Club Lifestyle: Dining, swimming, fitness, tennis, pickleball, bocce and social programming provide substantial recreational opportunities beyond golf.

• Private Member-Owned Club: TwinEagles is a private, member-owned club with membership limited to property owners within the community.

• Spacious Residential Setting: The combination of 717 residences across approximately 1,115 acres creates a lower-density environment than many large Naples golf communities.

What You Need to Know About Living in TwinEagles

• TwinEagles Is a Mandatory-Membership Community: Every residence or homesite is deeded with a Golf, Sports or Social membership, and homeowners are required to maintain the applicable club membership.

• Membership Is Attached to the Property: The membership category associated with a particular home is an important part of the purchase and should be verified before making an offer.

• Golf Membership Is Limited: Full Golf membership is capped at 614 memberships. Buyers who consider golf essential should focus on properties carrying the appropriate deeded Golf membership.

• Sports and Social Memberships Have Different Privileges: These categories provide access to the club lifestyle but differ from full Golf membership, so buyers should understand exactly what is included with the membership attached to the residence.

• The Club and HOA Are Separate: TwinEagles Club membership and the TwinEagles Homeowners Association are separate organizations with separate fees and responsibilities.

• Some Properties Have Additional Neighborhood Associations: Depending on the address, a residence may also be subject to a neighborhood HOA in addition to the master association and mandatory club membership.

• Homes Span Different Ages and Levels of Renovation: Buyers should evaluate roofs, HVAC systems, hurricane protection, pools, interiors and other improvements for the individual property rather than assuming homes throughout TwinEagles have similar specifications.

• Current Costs and Rules Should Be Verified: Club dues, initiation or transfer requirements, HOA assessments, neighborhood fees, membership privileges, leasing policies, pet restrictions and other requirements should always be confirmed through current documents.