Explore The Quarry at La Quinta homes for sale, current prices, HOA dues, invitation-only membership, Tom Fazio golf, and buyer guidance.
The Quarry at La Quinta is a private golf and residential community in south La Quinta built around a Tom Fazio championship course, a 10-hole short course, and a small collection of custom homes and homesites near the Santa Rosa and Coral Mountains.
Homeownership and club membership are separate. Membership is by member invitation, while HOA dues and construction obligations depend on the exact property. Buyers should compare the home or homesite, association documents, membership terms, and course position together.
• Official Community Name: The Quarry at La Quinta
• City and State: La Quinta, California
• Club Address: 1 Quarry Lane, La Quinta, CA 92253
• Year Opened: 1994
• Homes and Property Types: Custom homes and custom homesites, including the Quarry Ranch area
• Golf: Private 18-hole Tom Fazio championship course, 10-hole short course, and 18-hole putting course
• Tee-Time Policy: No tee times for members
• Membership: By member invitation, with approximately 300 individual members
• Individual Golf Membership Initiation Fee: $133,000
• Individual Golf Membership Annual Dues: $33,000
• Couples Golf Membership Initiation Fee: $175,000
• Couples Golf Membership Annual Dues: $44,000
• Junior Membership Initiation Fee: $120,000 for an individual; dues are two-thirds of regular dues
• Junior Couple Initiation Fee: $95,000; dues are two-thirds of spousal dues
• Sports Membership: $15,000 initiation fee with dues of $3,550 quarterly
• HOA Monthly Dues: $480 to $600
• Completed Homes Currently for Sale: 1
• Current Completed-Home Asking Price: $3.75 million
• Homesites Currently for Sale: 3
• Current Homesite Asking-Price Range: $925,000 to $2.5 million
• Current Homesite Size Range: 0.51 to 0.65 acres
Inventory, asking prices, the $480-to-$600 MLS HOA range, and the latest available membership schedule were last checked July 30, 2026. Membership availability, dues, association charges, listing status, and construction requirements can change.
The private championship course opened in 1994 and was designed by Tom Fazio; a current club reference lists 1995 as the club year built. Golf Digest lists the course at 7,319 yards and ranks it No. 85 on its 2025–2026 list of America's 100 Greatest Golf Courses and No. 13 in California.
The routing moves through three different settings: the landscaped quarry floor, higher desert terrain overlooking the valley, and a quieter mountain cove. The club maintains an open first tee without scheduled tee times.
The 10-hole Short Course can be played in different configurations, with holes ranging from 50 to 380 yards. The 18-hole putting course is rerouted regularly and maintained as part of the club's golf program.
Membership is by member invitation and is separate from the purchase of a home or homesite. The latest available membership schedule lists an Individual Golf Membership at $133,000 with annual dues of $33,000 and a Couples Golf Membership at $175,000 with annual dues of $44,000.
Junior Membership is listed at $120,000 for an individual, with dues equal to two-thirds of regular dues. Junior Couple Membership is listed at $95,000, with dues equal to two-thirds of spousal dues. Sports Membership is listed at $15,000 with dues of $3,550 quarterly. Social Membership is not currently offered.
Buyers should confirm the current fee schedule, sponsorship, application, approval, availability, capital charges, taxes, cart charges, food-and-beverage obligations, family privileges, resignation terms, and any waitlist or category restrictions directly with the club before relying on these amounts.
Current active property examples report HOA dues from $480 to $600 per month. The exact amount can differ by homesite, completed home, and location within the community, so review the association budget, reserves, insurance, security, trash service, transfer charges, and any approved assessments for the specific property.
Our guide to comparing La Quinta golf communities explains why membership costs and association expenses should be evaluated separately.
• Clubhouse: Approximately 20,000 square feet with indoor-outdoor gathering and dining areas overlooking the course and mountains
• Dining: Breakfast and lunch service, selected dinner service, patio seating, and member-event dining
• Golf Facilities: Championship course, short course, putting course, practice facilities, golf shop, instruction, and caddie access
• Member Services: Locker facilities, snack-bar service, outside services, security, and guest support
• Operating Season: Peak club season runs from fall through spring, with a summer closure and limited-service period
The Quarry is primarily a custom-home community rather than a collection of repeated production floor plans. Residences differ in architecture, size, age, renovation level, guest accommodations, garage capacity, outdoor living, and course position.
Quarry Ranch added 74 acres and 29 residential sites along with the Short Course. Homes and homesites in this area can have different elevations, outlooks, association charges, and construction considerations from properties closer to the original championship-course routing.
A broader community reference lists lot prices from $500,000 to $2.5 million and home prices from $1.15 million to $7.5 million. Those are broader published ranges rather than a statement of current active inventory.
The current completed-home listing is a 3,046-square-foot contemporary residence built in 2025. The three active homesites range from 0.51 to 0.65 acres, and two are marketed with substantial design or entitlement work already completed.
One completed home and three homesites were actively offered on July 30, 2026. The completed home was listed at $3.75 million. Homesite asking prices ranged from $925,000 to $2.5 million.
Inventory is limited enough that a broad neighborhood average can be misleading. A completed modern home, an unimproved lot, and a homesite with approved plans should be evaluated as different products.
Browse current La Quinta homes for sale or contact The Tommy Jordan Group for a Quarry-only search covering homes, land, recent comparable sales, and possible private opportunities.
The Quarry is in south La Quinta near Avenue 58 and the Lake Cahuilla area, with gated access from Quarry Lane. The community sits against the Santa Rosa and Coral Mountain terrain, farther south than many of La Quinta's larger golf developments.
That location creates more separation from Highway 111 and central La Quinta while keeping Old Town La Quinta, PGA West, the polo and equestrian grounds, hiking areas, and regional event venues within driving distance.
Explore our La Quinta neighborhood guide and guide to where to live in La Quinta for broader city context.
• Membership: Invitation, sponsorship, application, approval, current initiation fee, annual dues, capital charges, taxes, carts, food-and-beverage obligations, family privileges, and availability
• HOA Costs: Exact monthly dues, included services, reserves, insurance, security, transfer charges, planned projects, and approved assessments
• Homesite and Construction: Approved plans, permit status, expiration dates, design review, construction deadlines, utilities, grading, drainage, contractor requirements, and carrying costs
• Property Position: Elevation, mountain and valley orientation, afternoon sun, wind, privacy, golf-ball exposure, cart paths, maintenance activity, and nearby construction
• Condition and Sale Terms: Systems, permits, pool and spa condition, solar agreements, furnishings, artwork, golf carts, and other personal property included or excluded
• Use Rules: Rental restrictions, guest access, renovation requirements, parking, pets, construction activity, and current association policies
The Quarry is most useful to compare with The Madison Club, The Hideaway, Tradition Golf Club, and other low-inventory private communities where golf access, membership structure, and custom-home quality matter as much as the asking price.
The community's small membership, no-tee-time format, custom real estate, and location against the mountains create a different ownership experience from larger clubs with more housing types and broader non-golf amenity programs. The right property depends on whether the buyer wants a completed home, a custom-building project, or a specific course and mountain orientation.
For current homes, homesites, HOA information, membership considerations, comparable sales, and private showing arrangements at The Quarry, contact The Tommy Jordan Group.
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206 people live in The Quarry at La Quinta, where the median age is 66 and the average individual income is $220,680. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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