World Golf Village and Surrounding Communities prices from the high $180,000 to $1,000,000 and up

WORLD GOLF HALL FAME is a magnificent place where you can learn about golf's stories past, test your skill at many hands-on exibits, and immerse yourself in the wonderful game called golf. It's always a thrill to get back to the World Golf Hall of Fame and experience all that World Gold Village has to offer. The challenge of its championship golf courses, the excellent instruction at the PGA TOUR Golf Accademy, world class service at the PGA TOUR Spa LaTerra, dining at its fine restaurants, Real Estate opportunities and the charm of the America's Oldest City "St. Augustine", Florida.

Do You Love Golf?

Play at the home of the World Golf Hall of Fame's two courses the Slammer & Squire  and the King & Bear, the only course co-designed by Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus. Palmer selected K&B # 15th hole as one of his favorite holes in a recent Sports Illustrated.                         

The World Golf Village also offers a wide range of home ownership opportunities, many that feature golf course proximity and views.

World Golf Village in historic St. Augustine, Florida, is the golf's ultimate destination. Experience the courses the legends have created. Relax in a award-winning resorts and PGA TOUR Spa LaTerra.

Improve your game at the PGA TOUR Golf Academy.
Visit the IMAX Theatre and the World Golf Hall of Fame as you wait your next tee time.

THE SHOPS at World Golf Village offers convenient shopping and eatery options for residents. Shops include the PGA TOUR Golf Store, Outlet Malls and a new progect coming Esplanade at St.Johns. This new Shopping Center will include also, a 16 plex movie Theatre right next WGV.   

America's Oldest City

St. Augustine, the Nation's Oldest City was founded by the Spanish in 1565 as the first European establishment in North America. Since that date, the city has been under three governments; Spain, Britain and the United States.

In the late 1800's the city was the furthest southern point accessible by railroad, and was reborn as a resort town for the wealthy by the co-founder of Standard Oil - Henry Flagler. Mr. Flagler  built and acquired three hotels in the city, in use today as Flagler College, the Lightner Museum and Casa Monica Hotel.

The Castillo de San Marco, built by the Spanish in 1672 to protect the bayfront, stands as a national monument. The current St. Augustine Lighthouse was built in 1874 and remains one of the highest lookout points in the city. The St. Augustine Alligator Farm is one of the largest open to the public and features many species of animals.

Today St. Augustine is renown for its rich history and many attractions surrounded by natural resources--the water, fishing, ocean and beaches--and modern amenities such golf courses, shopping and close proximity to the World Golf Hall of Fame, Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville Int. Airport, Daytona Beach and Orlando.

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