Looking at a specific lot or resale in Andalusia? **Tell me the address** — I'll pull the parcel's actual HOA and membership numbers before you tour.
What Andalusia is
Andalusia Country Club is a guard-gated golf community in La Quinta, established in 2005 on land between 58th and 60th Avenues, with Santa Rosa Mountains views from much of the property. The centerpiece is an 18-hole championship course designed by Rees Jones, opened the same year — par 72, playing up to roughly 7,521 yards from the back tees, with nine lakes and three waterfalls threaded through it.
One piece of the history matters practically for buyers: Andalusia wasn't originally a Sunrise Company project. It was developed by T.D. Desert Development, a Drummond Company subsidiary, and in October 2018 Sunrise Company acquired the club along with the remaining residential land — roughly 250 homesites' worth at the time. So the roughly 700 homes built between 2005 and 2022 are resales from the earlier era, while anything new you're shown today is a Sunrise product, sold through the club's own sales office.
The basics
Andalusia at a glance
| Detail | |
|---|---|
| Developer | Sunrise Company (acquired the club and remaining land in Oct 2018); originally T.D. Desert Development, a Drummond Company subsidiary |
| Location | La Quinta, between 58th & 60th Avenue |
| Established | 2005 |
| Golf course | 18-hole championship by Rees Jones, opened 2005 — par 72, up to ~7,521 yards |
| Homes built | ~700 (2005–2022), with new construction still selling |
| Resale price range | roughly $1.13M–$3.85M, averaging about $2.16M |
| New construction | 7 plans, 2,315–5,090 sq ft, from $1.31M–$2.65M |
New construction: seven plans, still selling
Unlike most of the valley's established golf communities, Andalusia still has an active new-home collection rather than being resale-only — a genuine differentiator if you want new build inside a mature club. Sunrise offers seven floor plans across three series, and each series carries a design-center incentive that's worth real money: $50,000 on the 200 series, $100,000 on the 300s, and $150,000 on the 400s. Incentives like these are promotional and get pulled or changed without notice, so confirm the current offer before you build a budget around it.
New-home collection
The seven plans
| Plan | Size | Beds / baths | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| 201 | 2,315 sq ft | 3 BD / 3.5 BA | $1,310,000 |
| 202 | 2,634 sq ft | 3 BD / 3.5 BA | $1,385,000 |
| 301 | 3,333 sq ft | 4 BD / 4.5 BA | $1,950,000 |
| 302 | 3,696 sq ft | 4 BD / 4.5 BA | $2,080,000 |
| 303 | 4,038 sq ft | 4 BD / 4.5 BA | $2,170,000 |
| 401 | 4,426 sq ft | 4 BD / 4.5 BA | $2,365,000 |
| 402 | 5,090 sq ft | 4 BD / 4.5 BA | $2,645,000 |
Resales: bigger stock, wider spread
Resale homes skew larger than the new plans — the stock built out since 2005 runs roughly 2,750 to 5,540 square feet with 3 to 5 bedrooms, reflecting earlier phases and custom builds rather than the current plan lineup. Don't assume a community-wide average tells you anything about a specific home here; confirm the plan and phase on whatever you're touring.
Values across the community currently span roughly $1,130,000 to $3,850,000, averaging around $2,160,000 — a wide enough range that lot position (fairway vs. interior, mountain view or not) matters as much as square footage. Sales volume is modest by design: the club reported 39 community sales in 2025, so inventory is thin and the right lot doesn't come up often.
HOA dues and golf membership: get the real number
This is the part worth double-checking before you write an offer. Reported HOA dues vary widely by source — from roughly $636/month (including a social membership) up to $1,317/month, with figures in between (around $908 and $1,175) also showing up. The spread likely comes down to which phase and amenity tier a given parcel falls into. Don't budget off any single number you find online — ask for the specific parcel's current HOA statement.
Golf membership is separate from the HOA and substantial: as of 2026, one source puts the resident golf membership at a $60,000 non-refundable initiation plus $2,240/month in dues, with a Sports Club membership (no initiation, ~$563/month) bundled into HOA dues for all homeowners. There's also a Premier Golf Program at $27,400 for the first year, convertible later to the full membership at a $10,000 discount. These figures haven't been cross-confirmed directly with the club and membership pricing moves — treat them as a starting point for a phone call, not a quote.
Before you offer
What to confirm on any Andalusia listing
- The exact HOA dues for that parcel — reported figures span nearly 2x across sources; get the current statement, not an average.
- Whether golf membership is included, optional, or must be purchased separately — and at what current initiation and dues.
- Whether the design-center incentive is still being offered on a new build, and exactly what it can be applied to.
- Which of the seven plans (if new) or which phase (if resale) — square footage and lot type vary more than the community-wide average suggests.
- Lease vs. fee land status — not typical here, but always worth ruling out on any desert golf-community purchase. See Lease vs. Fee Land.