The Club at Nevillewood
Presto, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania · Pittsburgh Metro & Laurel Highlands golf market
- Access
- equity
- Holes
- 18
- Architect(s)
- Jack Nicklaus
- Golf access
- Bundled
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Jack Nicklaus first came to Collier Township, just southwest of Pittsburgh, in the late 1980s; working with his father George, partner Mike Dempster, and developer Rick Stambrosky, he built a championship-caliber course that opened in 1992 as the centerpiece of a new custom-home community, Nevillewood, in the town of Presto. The club and community have operated together since, with a dedicated homeowners association (nevillewoodhoa.com) and club bylaws that name distinct 'Resident Golf Membership' and 'Non-Resident Golf Membership' categories -- language that only makes sense in a genuinely golf-anchored residential development, not a freestanding club with houses nearby.
What full-depth research could not resolve is the precise mechanics of that resident-membership category: whether it is mandatory for every homebuyer in Nevillewood, optional but preferential, or simply a pricing tier available to residents. An HOA covenant document was found referencing a specific 'Club at Nevillewood Membership' policy resolution, but its content was not accessible this session. Buyers should treat Nevillewood as a strong, real example of the platform's residential_integration pattern while independently confirming the exact membership terms before purchase.
Golf & Course
An 18-hole Jack Nicklaus Signature Course (1992), playing to roughly 7,228 yards at a course rating of 74.8 -- one of relatively few full Nicklaus designs in Western Pennsylvania.
Membership & Access
Does buying a home here include club membership?
Equity-structured private club membership with distinct Resident and Non-Resident Golf Membership categories. Whether resident membership is mandatory for Nevillewood homeowners was not confirmed this session -- treat as unresolved rather than assuming either direction.
Living in The Club at Nevillewood
Nevillewood is a custom-home community built specifically around the Nicklaus course, governed by its own homeowners association (nevillewoodhoa.com), distinguishing it from the market's freestanding old-guard clubs.
Lifestyle & Amenities
Amenities include the golf course, dining, a pool, and club social events; the club's governance materials reference a formal HOA-club relationship uncommon among the region's other private clubs.
Location & Surrounding Area
Presto, in Collier Township, roughly 12 miles/20 minutes southwest of downtown Pittsburgh.
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What Buyers Should Verify
- Whether golf membership is mandatory for Nevillewood homeowners, or merely preferential/available, was not confirmed this session -- ask the HOA and club directly, and review the referenced membership policy resolution in full.
- No official initiation fee or dues figure is published; do not rely on any third-party estimate.
Notable
- Jack Nicklaus Signature Course, opened 1992, built as the centerpiece of a purpose-built residential development.
- Club bylaws define distinct Resident and Non-Resident Golf Membership categories.
- Governed alongside a dedicated homeowners association (nevillewoodhoa.com).
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