- 92nd percentileCost, nationwide
- 5Documented amenities
- 1988Founded
The Dye Preserve Golf Club is a private country club in Jupiter, Florida. It is operated by Private member club.
It has 1 documented golf course, with amenities including clubhouse, dining, caddie program and other documented facilities.
The initiation fee runs around $150,000, with recurring dues documented below. Documented membership types include golf and national memberships.
Culture research describes it as golf-first, traditional and competitive.
The reported documented minimum first-year membership cost for Full Golf membership is $161,200. That is above the Florida median of $125,000. Nationwide, it is above the median of $29,720.
Location & Directions
Membership & Golf Access Cost
It is above the Florida median of $125,000 and higher than about 78% of 23 comparable Clubs there.
The listed initiation fee for Full Golf membership is $150,000.
The listed annual membership dues for Full Golf membership are $11,200. That is approximately $933.33 per month before other fees.
Initiation fee
$150,000
Membership dues
$11,200
These published costs may only apply to a specific membership category, access type or year. Fees, dues, passes, green fees, assessments and availability can change, so confirm current terms with the Club before you commit.
Membership
Here's what's documented about how to join The Dye Preserve Golf Club, including the membership types on offer and what applying involves.
This access model represents about 46.7% of 426 researched Florida Club records.
Membership options and availability
- Membership types
- Golf Membership; National Membership
- Golf membership
- Yes
- National membership
- Yes
Joining requirements
- Application process
- Membership is invitation-only; prospective candidates may contact the club for membership inquiries.
Amenities & Facilities
Reported amenities at The Dye Preserve Golf Club include clubhouse, dining, caddie program and other documented facilities.
- Available amenities
Golf
Golf at The Dye Preserve Golf Club includes 1 documented course.
Course overview
- Courses
- 1
- Course details
- The Dye Preserve18 holes | par 72
Course design
- Architects
- Pete Dye
Club Culture & Public Commentary
This section shows what published articles and reviews say about the social atmosphere at this Club, so you can get a sense of the culture before you apply. It only appears when we found real evidence to back it up.
This documented Culture trait is shared by about 8.6% of 360 researched Florida Club records.
- Golf-first
- Traditional
- Competitive
Culture context
A traditional, competitive, golf-first club centered on serious private-club golf.
Club History
How long The Dye Preserve Golf Club has been around and what's shaped it, based on published sources. A well-documented history can be a sign of stability, but it doesn't tell you about today's management or member experience.
Joe Webster and partners bought the property in 1988 and Pete Dye rebuilt the existing course as Cypress Links.
Cypress Links was dissolved in 2001 as the owners prepared a major club and course upgrade.
The course closed on April 1, 2002 for a Pete Dye rebuild and reopened about six months later as the new club took shape.
Additional Club Details
The Dye Preserve Golf Club is operated by Private member club.
- Ownership or operator
- Private member club
Additional statistics
Additional Statistics
Every state and national benchmark we have enough research behind to show for The Dye Preserve Golf Club: price, age, golf, access and amenities, compared against other Clubs in Florida and nationwide. A few of the most decision-relevant ones are already called out next to their facts earlier on this page; this section has the complete picture, using only facts we have enough research behind to compare fairly.
Membership market position
First-year membership cost comparison
The reported documented minimum first-year membership cost for Full Golf membership is $161,200. It is above the Florida median of $125,000 and is higher than approximately 78% of 23 compatible peer records. It is above the nationwide median of $29,720 and is higher than approximately 92% of 319 compatible peer records.
Find Clubs within this first-year budgetClub age context
Founded in 1988
That represents about 38 years of documented history. The Club predates approximately 45% of 383 other Florida Club records with a usable founding year and 23% of 3523 compatible records nationwide. The documented median founding years are 1986 in Florida and 1960 nationwide.
Access context
Private access
This access model represents 46.7% of 426 researched Florida Club records and 72.6% of 3837 researched records nationwide.
Explore Clubs with this access modelClub culture
Competitive
This documented Culture trait is shared by 8.6% of 360 researched Florida Club records and 14.3% of 3402 researched records nationwide.
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Sources & Verification
These are the sources behind the facts above. Check them yourself before making a decision, since some information may have changed since it was published.
- countryclubmag.com/florida/the-dye-preserve-golf-club Pricing SourceSupports: Membership & access pricing
- www.thedyepreserve.com/join/club-history-page Research SourceSupports: Club history
- www.golfdigest.com/courses/fl/the-dye-preserve-golf-club Research SourceSupports: General research
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- www.thedyepreserve.com Research SourceSupports: General research
- www.thedyepreserve.com/join Research SourceSupports: General research
- www.thedyepreserve.com/membership Research SourceSupports: General research
What people discuss
Golf-course evaluations are strongly positive about conditioning, strategic variety and the way the Pete Dye design can challenge elite players without becoming one-dimensional. The public identity is deliberately golf-centric, with the strongest outside sentiment focused on course quality rather than broader country-club amenities.
This is what people commonly say about this Club in public reviews and articles, not a member survey or a rating from us. Weigh it alongside the facts above, not in place of them.