LPGA International is Daytona Beach's premier master-planned golf community — nearly 1,000 acres of newer homes wrapped around two championship courses and the headquarters of the LPGA itself. It's a favorite with golfers, remote workers, and second-home buyers who want newer construction, resort amenities, and quick access to I-95, the Speedway, and the beach. Here's a local Realtor's rundown before you buy or sell here.
| City | Daytona Beach, FL (northwest, off LPGA Blvd & I-95) |
|---|---|
| Community type | Master-planned golf community with multiple gated & open sub-neighborhoods |
| Golf | Two championship courses — the Champions (Rees Jones) and the Legends (Arthur Hills) |
| Homes | Mostly built 2000s–today — single-family, villas, townhomes & condos across communities like Champions Club, Tuscany, Grande Champion, Riviera & The Preserve |
| HOA | Varies by sub-community (a master fee plus a sub-HOA in the gated villages) — I can pull exact dues for any home |
| Nearby | Tanger Outlets, Daytona International Speedway, Halifax Health, I-95; ~15 min to the beach |
Robert Kirkland, REALTOR® · REMAX Signature
About the community
LPGA International grew up around golf and the LPGA's arrival in Daytona Beach in the 1990s, and it's still one of the area's newest large communities — so the housing stock skews modern, with energy-efficient single-family homes, low-maintenance villas, and condos. It's really a collection of neighborhoods under one master association: some are gated (like Champions Club, Tuscany, and Grande Champion), others are open, each with its own character and price point.
The appeal is simple: newer homes, mature golf-course landscaping, and a location that puts I-95, the outlets, and the Speedway minutes away while the beach stays a short drive east.
Homes & prices
Because LPGA International spans so many sub-communities, prices cover a wide band — from attainable villas and townhomes to larger custom homes on the golf course. Gated villages like Champions Club and Tuscany typically command a premium for the security and amenities, while non-gated pockets offer more attainable entry points into the community. Tell me your budget and whether a gate or golf frontage matters, and I'll narrow it to the homes that actually fit.
Golf, amenities & location
The two courses — the Rees Jones-designed Champions and the Arthur Hills-designed Legends — anchor the community, with a clubhouse, driving range, and dining open to the public. Beyond golf, you're right on top of Tanger Outlets, the Daytona International Speedway, Halifax Health's LPGA-area campus, and I-95 for easy commuting north or south. The Atlantic beaches are roughly fifteen minutes east.
Recent sales in LPGA International
Based on 21 closed sales in the Opal Hill / Preserve at LPGA section over the trailing two years (MLS data, through August 2026): the median sale price is $380,000 on a median home size of 2,010 sq ft (about $197/sq ft), with sales ranging from $310,000 to $615,000. The typical home spent 82 days on market. Pricing varies meaningfully by sub-community — gated villages like Champions Club and Tuscany generally run higher — so tell me which section you're eyeing and I'll pull current comps for it specifically.
Frequently asked questions
Is LPGA International a gated community?
Parts of it are. LPGA International is a master-planned community made up of several sub-neighborhoods — some, like Champions Club, Tuscany, and Grande Champion, are gated with their own HOA, while others are open. What you'll pay in dues and whether you're behind a gate depends on the specific village.
Do you have to play golf to live in LPGA International?
Not at all. Plenty of residents never pick up a club — they're here for the newer homes, the landscaping, and the location. The two courses are public, so golf is there when you want it, not a requirement.
What do homes cost in LPGA International?
In the Opal Hill / Preserve at LPGA section, the median over the last two years of closed sales is $380,000 on a median 2,010 sq ft, with sales ranging from $310,000 to $615,000. Prices span a wide range community-wide because it includes everything from villas and townhomes to larger custom golf-course homes, and gated sections generally cost more. I can send you what's currently active in your price range.
Where is LPGA International located?
In northwest Daytona Beach, off LPGA Boulevard right by I-95 — minutes from Tanger Outlets and the Daytona International Speedway, and about a fifteen-minute drive to the Atlantic beaches.