Mirasol Country Club

Mirasol's two courses were built as a matched pair by different architects: the Sunrise Course, designed by Tom Fazio, plays to a course rating of 76.2 and slope of 147; the Sunset Course, designed by Arthur Hills, rates 75.2 with a slope of 153 -- both par 72. The club hosted the PGA Tour's Honda Classic for four consecutive years, 2003 through 2006, before the tournament moved to nearby PGA National Resort in 2007, where it has been played since (now as the Cognizant Classic). That four-year PGA Tour history gives Mirasol a level of tournament pedigree relatively uncommon among private residential clubs of its era in the market.

Membership at Mirasol is mandatory for every homeowner, structured as an equity club with tiered options: a Social membership is the minimum required of all owners, with Golf and Sport-level memberships available above that for buyers who want fuller access. A 2019 fee schedule that continues to circulate on broker sites lists a Golf-level Recreational Facilities Maintenance Contribution (RFMC) of $140,000 (of which $100,000 is the refundable equity portion) plus $22,079 in annual Club Dues; members who took title on or after July 1, 2017 recover 80% of the equity portion at resale. A separate, more general 2026 buyer's guide suggests initiation costs across Palm Beach Gardens clubs including Mirasol now run 'over $300,000,' which may reflect an updated schedule not independently confirmed this session -- get current, tier-specific figures directly from the club before assuming either number.

Mirasol is organized into 23 distinct, individually named villages (among them Andalusia, Bianca, Capri, Esperanza, Florenza, Magdalena, Mariposa, Monte Carlo, Olivera, Palacio, Paradisio, Playa Rienta, Porto Vecchio, Quantera, Riviera, San Remo, Siesta, Talavera, Terra Linda, Tranquilla, Via Verde, Villa Vasari and Vizcaya Estates), spanning roughly 2,300 acres with a consistent Mediterranean architectural theme. Housing spans villas, cottages and larger estate homes, and because HOA structures and price points are set at the village level rather than community-wide, two homes inside Mirasol can carry meaningfully different carrying costs depending on which village they sit in.

A $40 million renovation expanded the clubhouse by 50% to 78,000 square feet, adding the 80-seat fine-dining restaurant Solstice, the Upstairs Bar & Lounge, a larger ballroom and expanded banquet and card-room space. The project also built a new tennis center with 15 clay courts plus a center court, and overhauled The Esplanade sport and fitness center with a new spa, salon, barber shop and two additional pools as part of a family aquatics complex. The scope of the renovation -- clubhouse, tennis, spa and aquatics all rebuilt in a single multi-phase project -- is unusually comprehensive for a club of Mirasol's size.

Mirasol sits in Palm Beach Gardens alongside BallenIsles Country Club, Old Palm Golf Club and PGA National Resort in the same broader golf corridor, with Lost Tree Village and Seminole Golf Club a short drive north. Its former host role for the Honda Classic (2003-2006) ties it directly into the market's PGA Tour history, since the event's next and current home, PGA National, sits nearby.