Where Two Legends
Shaped the Game
Talis Park occupies a distinguished position among North Naples golf communities as a place where bold architectural vision meets championship-caliber course design. Opened in 2004, the community was purpose-built around a singular collaboration between Pete Dye, the most celebrated course architect of the modern era, and Greg Norman, whose competitive instincts as a player infused every strategic angle and risk-reward decision throughout the 18-hole layout. The result is a course that challenges accomplished players while remaining visually stunning at every turn, with sweeping elevation changes, artfully sculpted bunkers, and native preserves that frame each hole in a distinctly Southwest Florida setting.
What sets Talis Park apart from its neighbors is an unmistakable commitment to contemporary luxury. The homes here reflect a modern aesthetic that breaks from the traditional Mediterranean vocabulary found throughout much of Naples, featuring clean lines, expansive glass walls, and open floor plans that blur the boundary between indoor living and the subtropical landscape outside. Single-family estates range from approximately $3.15 million to $13 million, while condominiums offer entry between $900,000 and $3.25 million, giving buyers a breadth of options within a cohesive and thoughtfully planned environment. The community is gated, offering the privacy and exclusivity that discerning buyers expect.
Beyond the fairways, Talis Park cultivates one of the most active social scenes in the Naples market. The clubhouse serves as a gathering point for dining, events, and casual connection, while a full fitness center and spa provide daily wellness opportunities. Six lighted tennis courts, bocce, a resort-style pool, and a grass driving range round out an amenity package that keeps residents engaged well beyond their time on the course. Golf membership requires a $200,000 initiation fee with $23,000 in annual dues, while a social membership is available at $55,000 initiation and $9,200 annually, ensuring that every homeowner can participate in the vibrant fabric of community life.
