Treviso Bay

Bella Firenze, Ponte Rialto, Siracusa, Via Veneto: every neighborhood at Treviso Bay has an Italian name. The club's home page sets the scene in one line, "This Mediterranean-inspired community features elegant bridges, fountains and landscaping." Lakes wind through the whole property on the association's map.

At the southern end, the main clubhouse, Tuscan in style, stands beside the course. Its two restaurants, the Players Grille and the Wentworth Dining Room, open onto a terrace over the first, ninth and eighteenth holes. The open-air Flag View Bar, finished in 2025, shares that terrace. It faces the first tee, with cocktails, bar food and pizza by a firepit. About 1,431 homes surround it all, behind two gates off US 41 in East Naples.

What is the golf course like at TPC Treviso Bay?

Eighteen holes by Arthur Hills, par 72, with the tour player Hal Sutton as player consultant on the design. Eight sets of tees stretch it from 7,365 yards to 4,190, on paspalum from tee to rough with TifEagle greens. The club says several holes run beside the Rookery Bay National Estuarine Reserve.

The club is private and part of the PGA TOUR's TPC Network. Outside play is spelled out: "TPC Treviso Bay is Private to Members Only November 1st through April 30th. Guest tee times are permitted 7 days in advance, May 1st through October 31st."

The practice ground has a two-tier tee and a short-game area with two greens. An indoor TrackMan simulator studio keeps lessons going through summer heat and storms. Golf members can also travel: TPC Passport handles tee-time requests at other TPC Network courses, and from May through October the golf staff publish a list of more than 75 Southwest Florida clubs open to Treviso Bay members.

What is there to do besides golf?

Tennis is played on eight Har-Tru courts, pickleball on eight more, and bocce on three, all run from a tennis and bocce center with a pro shop. The fitness center opens daily between 5 in the morning and 11 at night, with a studio the club describes as an aerobics and Pilates studio, and The Spa at Treviso Bay sits alongside.

Swimming is spread out: a resort-style main pool, five smaller satellite pools in the neighborhoods, and La Brezza Pool Club, which has a kitchen and bar. Club Rilassare is the second clubhouse.

What happens at the clubhouse?

Meals, cards and club nights. The Players Grille is the casual room for lunch and dinner, the Wentworth Dining Room takes dinner in season and the bigger events, and golfers grab food at Arthur's, a snack bar. Card rooms, a library and a private dining room with a fireplace fill out the building. The Treviso Room hosts card games and keeps chess boards, darts, ping-pong, a pool table and a shuffleboard table.

The club's October 2026 schedule shows the kind of thing it runs: prime rib on the last Friday of each month, Sunday brunch, and a 3 to 5 p.m. happy hour at the clubhouse grille and at La Brezza.

How far is Treviso Bay from downtown Naples?

Fifth Avenue South is about 9 miles from the main clubhouse, around 19 minutes when the roads are clear. The Naples Pier is about 21 minutes and Southwest Florida International Airport about an hour, 43 miles off. Season traffic from November to April adds time.

Does every home at Treviso Bay come with golf?

No. The deed decides it, in the association's own capitals: "All homes are deeded as either SOCIAL or GOLF & SOCIAL." Golf membership is attached to 824 of the roughly 1,431 homes.

Social stays social, and the association's informational packet says so twice. "It is not possible to upgrade from a Social Membership to a Golf Membership or to change from a Social home to a Golf home if the property is not deeded with GOLF." And again, "Social Members can only become Golf Members by purchasing a property with a Golf deed." Paying more won't change it.

Social owners do get some golf, by the round. From May through October they can play at a per-round rate with a cart, and the club's rate table shows that option as N/A for November through April.

So if you want winter golf, check the deed of the exact house or condo before anything else. A social home that's right in every other way is still the wrong home for you.

What kinds of homes are there?

Detached houses and villas fill Corso Bello, Vercelli, Piacere, Lipari and other named neighborhoods. The condominiums, coach homes plus Terrace and Veranda buildings, belong to seventeen separate condominium associations grouped in Acqua, Trevi, Casoria and four more neighborhoods. Homes that have sold were built between 2008 and 2021, with 2 to 4 bedrooms.

• Condominiums and coach homes: about 1,100 to about 3,300 square feet, sold from the $370,000s to around $1.2 million
• Detached houses: about 1,850 to about 3,700 square feet, sold from around $1 million to around $3.1 million

Those sales ran from April 2025 to September 2026. Both spans include golf-deeded and social-deeded homes.

What does it cost to own at Treviso Bay?

Every home pays the Treviso Bay Property Owners Master Association, managed by Troon. Its 2026 fee sheet puts the master charge at about $7,400 for the year, about $620 a month. That covers maintenance, a bulk cable-and-internet package, reserves and a capital reserve. Internet only brings it to about $6,900. The same 2026 sheet lists a golf association charge of about $5,400 a year alongside the master charge.

Houses add lawn care by neighborhood, from about $2,000 to about $4,000 a year in 2026, except in Lipari and Pavia, which look after their own. Condominium owners also pay their own condominium association each quarter, so get that building's figure before you commit.

For 2026, every home also carries a food minimum at the club of about $750, due by 31 December. A 2026 resale brings two capital contributions at closing, one to the master association and one to the golf club, of about $7,500 each. Small application and estoppel charges come on top. The sheet's own caveat reads, "Please note these are the fees solely for 2026. Fees are subject to change from year to year."

The resale application goes through the club's administration office at 9800 Treviso Bay Boulevard and must reach the association 30 days or more ahead of the sale. You'll want the declarations, bylaws, rules and architectural design standards manual from the seller. Annual master and golf dues fall due on 1 January.