Sailfish Point in Stuart: A 2026 Guide to Living at the Inlet


Quick answer: Sailfish Point sits on the southern tip of Hutchinson Island in Stuart, where the St. Lucie Inlet meets the Atlantic. It's a member-owned community of about 520 homes on 532 acres with a Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course, a deepwater marina for large yachts, beach on the ocean and a 24-hour manned gate. It's the only community on the Treasure Coast where golf, big-boat dockage and the beach all sit inside one gate.

Most communities make you choose: golf or boating or the beach. Sailfish Point was built on a peninsula so residents get all three. Here's what buyers should know in 2026.

The community at a glance

LocationSouthern tip of Hutchinson Island, Stuart (Martin County)
HomesAbout 520 residences on 532 acres, oceanfront estates, golf-course homes, townhomes and condos
Golf18-hole Jack Nicklaus Signature course, par 72, renovated in 2021; no tee times required
BoatingDeepwater marina with roughly 80 wet slips for yachts up to about 125 feet, plus dry storage
MembershipMember-owned club; club and property-owners' dues are combined in one annual bill
Typical pricesRoughly $1.5M for condos up to $40M+ for trophy oceanfront estates (approximate)

The golf

The course is a Jack Nicklaus Signature design, par 72 and about 7,088 yards, and it was fully renovated in late 2021. Because the club is small and member-owned, there are no tee times. Members simply show up and play. The course is a certified Audubon sanctuary, and Golfweek has ranked it among the top residential courses in Florida.

The marina

The marina is the reason many owners choose Sailfish Point. It offers deepwater dockage, published slip counts vary a bit by source, but figure roughly 80 wet slips, handling yachts up to about 125 feet, with dry storage for smaller boats. From the docks it's minutes to the St. Lucie Inlet and open ocean, and about 75 miles to the west end of the Bahamas. There's also an active yacht club within the community.

Membership and fees

Sailfish Point is member-owned, and one thing that makes it simpler than most clubs: property-owner dues and club amenities are combined into a single annual bill, and the club has a no-tipping policy. Buyers pay a capital contribution at purchase (recently published at $75,000 by local brokerage sources), and golf membership is a separate optional initiation. Published fee figures vary and change yearly, so treat anything you read online as a starting point and confirm the current numbers directly with the club before you make an offer.

Homes and prices

The mix runs from marina-view condos and townhomes to golf-course homes and oceanfront estates. Recent pricing has ranged from about $1.5 million for condos to $40 million+ for the largest oceanfront properties. Security is a quiet selling point here: the gate is manned around the clock, and the security staff are trained first responders.

Getting in and out

Witham Field, Stuart's general-aviation airport, is about 15 minutes away, a big convenience for owners who fly private. Palm Beach International is under an hour. The restaurants and waterfront of downtown Stuart are just over the bridge, and the rest of Hutchinson Island stretches north with beaches and casual seafood spots.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to join the club if I buy at Sailfish Point?

All owners are part of the community association, and club amenities are wrapped into a combined annual bill. Golf is a separate, optional membership. Confirm the current structure and amounts with the club, as terms change.

How big a boat can I keep there?

The marina handles yachts up to roughly 125 feet in deepwater slips, with quick access to the St. Lucie Inlet and the Atlantic. Slip availability varies, so ask early if dockage is a must-have.

Is there a private beach?

Sailfish Point has ocean frontage along the Atlantic side of the community, and the oceanfront clubhouse, about 60,000 square feet, with five dining venues, a spa and fitness center, sits right on it.

How does Sailfish Point compare to other golf communities nearby?

It's the premium option in the Stuart area, the only one combining oceanfront, a large-yacht marina and a Nicklaus course. For other choices, see the full guide to golf communities on the Treasure Coast.

Talk with William. William can walk you through current Sailfish Point listings, membership details and recent sales, and set up a private tour. Call or text (772) 800-2274 or send a message.

General information, not legal, tax or financial advice. Prices, fees and club rules change; confirm current details with the club and association. William Merchant, REALTOR®, RE/MAX Gold. Each RE/MAX office is independently owned and operated.


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