The Citrus Club
Explore The Citrus Club homes for sale, current membership costs, HOA examples, golf, amenities, property types, and buyer considerations in La Quinta.
Explore The Citrus Club homes for sale, current membership costs, HOA examples, golf, amenities, property types, and buyer considerations in La Quinta.
The Citrus Club is a private golf and residential community in La Quinta built around Pete Dye’s Citrus Course, with additional club privileges tied to La Quinta Resort & Club. Homeownership and club membership are separate, and HOA costs vary by property, so buyers should compare the specific home, association, and membership level together.
• Official Community Name: The Citrus Club; the residential subdivision is commonly listed as The Citrus
• City and State: La Quinta, California
• Private Golf Course: 18-hole Pete Dye-designed Citrus Course
• Golf Membership Access: Unlimited golf on the Citrus, Mountain, and Dunes courses
• Golf Membership Type and Cap: Nonrefundable membership; capped at 560 Golf Memberships
• Golf Membership Initiation Fee: $30,000
• Golf Membership Monthly Dues: $1,281, plus a $99 monthly trail fee
• Sport Membership: $10,000; $475 monthly dues
• Social Membership: $5,000; $397 monthly dues
• Membership and Ownership: Membership is available to homeowners and non-homeowners and is separate from real estate ownership
• HOA Monthly Dues: $421 to $577 per month
• Homes and Property Types: Detached single-family homes, detached common-interest residences, semi-custom homes, and custom residences
• Clearly Active Homes: 4
• Current Asking-Price Range: $1.30 million to $2.60 million
• Current Median Asking Price: $1.90 million
• Current Home-Size Range: 2,577 to 4,169 square feet
• Recent Closed-Sale Examples: $1.10 million to $1.43 million from late April through July 1, 2026
Market, membership, and property-specific HOA figures were reviewed July 23, 2026 and can change. Confirm current listing status, membership availability, fees, and association charges before relying on any amount.
The private Citrus Course is an 18-hole Pete Dye design with mature citrus trees, water hazards, bunkering, and Santa Rosa Mountain views. From the black tees, it plays 7,151 yards at par 72 with a 74.1 course rating and 132 slope. Seven sets of tees give members a wide range of playing distances.
Golf Membership includes unlimited play and practice access on the Citrus Course plus the Pete Dye Mountain and Dunes courses at La Quinta Resort, creating a 54-hole offering. An optional Desert Membership can expand access to PGA WEST, subject to current club terms and availability.
The Citrus Club offers Golf, Sport, and Social memberships to homeowners and non-homeowners. Buying a home does not automatically include a club membership, and the application, availability, privileges.
The Golf Membership dues shown above do not include the $99 monthly trail fee. Golf members may also be able to add Desert Membership access to PGA WEST for $390 per month. Sport and Social memberships provide different combinations of golf, fitness, racquet, resort, dining, and social privileges, so the lowest-cost category is not necessarily the best fit for every buyer.
HOA dues are property-specific. Current detached-home examples ranged from $421 to $577 per month, while detached-looking condominium ownership can carry a different fee and maintenance package.
Our guide to comparing La Quinta golf communities explains why club costs and HOA expenses should be evaluated separately.
The clubhouse is the center of dining, golf, fitness, and member activity, while the relationship with La Quinta Resort adds amenities based on the selected membership category.
• Main dining room, View Bar, and patio overlooking the Citrus Course
• 15,000-square-foot fitness center, scheduled classes, and personal training
• Outdoor multipurpose pool and water-fitness programming
• Access to 21 tennis courts and eight pickleball courts at La Quinta Resort
• Selected resort pool, fitness, spa, salon, dining, and shopping benefits based on membership category
• Bocce, golf instruction, practice facilities, social events, and member programming
The Citrus was developed in phases around the golf course, so homes vary in age, builder, floor plan, legal ownership structure, and degree of customization. Many residences are single-story with Spanish, Mediterranean, or desert-influenced architecture, while remodeled homes often have more contemporary interiors and outdoor spaces.
Much of the community consists of detached homes with private pools, courtyards, casitas or guest rooms, and golf-cart storage. Some residences that look and function like detached houses are legally condominiums or another form of common-interest ownership. That distinction can affect HOA dues, exterior maintenance, insurance, financing, and rental rules.
Larger custom and expanded homes appear on wider lots and prominent golf-course positions. View orientation matters: south- and west-facing settings may emphasize the Santa Rosa Mountains, while fairway and lake locations can provide a broader outlook.
Inventory is usually limited and can change quickly. Four clearly active homes were identified on July 23, 2026, while other properties were contingent or pending and were not included in the active price range.
Browse current La Quinta homes for sale or contact The Tommy Jordan Group for an exact Citrus search, current comparable sales, and properties that may not appear in a broad city search.
The Citrus is located west of Jefferson Street, generally between Avenue 50 and Avenue 52. The club address is 50-503 Mandarina, with gated access from Pomelo off Jefferson Street. The community is close to La Quinta Resort, Old Town La Quinta, and Highway 111 shopping and dining.
The Citrus is separate from Palmilla and other nearby neighborhoods, even when a listing or public website uses a broad Citrus Club area label. For more area context, explore our La Quinta neighborhood guide.
• Current Golf, Sport, Social, and Desert Membership availability and approval requirements
• Current initiation deposit, monthly dues, trail fee, and optional club charges
• Exact HOA or sub-association name, dues, inclusions, transfer charges, and assessments
• Whether the home is legally single-family, condominium, or another common-interest form
• Insurance responsibilities, reserve funding, and exterior-maintenance obligations
• Rental, lease-length, guest-use, and occupancy restrictions
• Architectural-review, renovation, solar, landscape, and permit requirements
• Golf-ball exposure, cart-path traffic, sun orientation, views, and personal property included in the sale
Buyers considering seasonal or long-term ownership may also find our guide to retiring in La Quinta useful when comparing summer conditions and total ownership costs.
Tommy Jordan has been coming to La Quinta his entire life and works throughout the Coachella Valley. That local perspective helps buyers compare The Citrus with PGA West, Rancho La Quinta, The Hideaway, The Madison Club, Mountain View Country Club, and other communities based on golf access, membership structure, HOA obligations, homes, and total ownership costs.
For current homes, HOA details, membership considerations, comparable sales, and private showing arrangements in The Citrus, contact The Tommy Jordan Group.
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155 people live in The Citrus Club, where the median age is 72 and the average individual income is $110,964. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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The Citrus Club has 83 households, with an average household size of 2. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in The Citrus Club do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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