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Players Club is a small 55+ condominium community in Deep Creek, Charlotte County, with a Punta Gorda mailing address and convenient access to Deep Creek Golf Club. Current property records identify 12 one-story residences at 26267 Northern Cross Road, primarily two-bedroom, two-bath condos built in 1988. The community has a swimming pool, landscaped surroundings and a location close to golf, Interstate 75 and everyday services. Golf membership is not included with condominium ownership, and buyers should verify current association fees, age-occupancy requirements, pet rules, rental policies, insurance and other governing documents before purchasing.

Quick Answers About Players Club at Deep Creek

Where is Players Club at Deep Creek?

Players Club is at 26267 Northern Cross Road in Deep Creek, an inland residential community in Charlotte County with a Punta Gorda, Florida mailing address. The condominium is near Rio de Janeiro Avenue and Deep Creek Golf Club, with Interstate 75 accessible through the surrounding Deep Creek road network.

Is Players Club a 55+ condominium community?

Yes. Current 2026 MLS records identify Players Club as a 55+ community. Buyers should verify the current age-occupancy requirements, exceptions and approval procedures directly through the condominium association before purchasing.

How many condos are at Players Club?

Current property records describe Players Club as a small 12-unit condominium community. Recent listings identify one-story residences built in 1988, providing a substantially different setting from a large multi-building condominium development.

Does Players Club have a swimming pool?

Yes. A community swimming pool is consistently identified in current Players Club property records. Buyers should verify current pool rules, maintenance arrangements and guest policies through the association.

Is golf membership included with a Players Club condo?

No automatic golf membership should be assumed with Players Club ownership. Nearby Deep Creek Golf Club is a separate semi-private golf operation that welcomes public daily-fee play and offers optional memberships subject to the club's current terms and availability.

What size are Players Club condos?

Recent Players Club records show two-bedroom, two-bath residences with approximately 741 to 891 square feet of reported living area, depending on the unit and measurement source. Buyers should verify the official living area and total building area for the individual residence they are considering.

Are pets allowed at Players Club?

Recent Players Club listings report that pets are not permitted. Association rules can be amended, and legally required accommodations can involve separate considerations, so buyers should verify the current governing documents and applicable requirements directly with the association.

Can Players Club condos be rented?

Recent property records report a one-month minimum lease for Players Club. Buyers planning seasonal or rental use should confirm the current minimum term, lease-frequency limits, tenant approval procedures and other restrictions in the governing documents before purchasing.

Where Is Players Club Located?

Players Club is located at 26267 Northern Cross Road within Deep Creek, an inland residential community in Charlotte County. The property uses a Punta Gorda mailing address and sits northeast of central Punta Gorda.

Deep Creek contains single-family neighborhoods, condominium communities, freshwater lakes and the Deep Creek Golf Club. Unlike Punta Gorda Isles, Deep Creek is not part of the saltwater canal system leading into Charlotte Harbor. Buyers seeking private-dock or saltwater boating property should therefore distinguish Deep Creek from Punta Gorda's waterfront canal communities.

Current Players Club inventory can be viewed on the Hunt Brothers Realty Players Club listings page.

What Is Players Club at Deep Creek Like?

Players Club is a small, established condominium community rather than a large resort-style complex. Current 2026 property records consistently describe a 12-unit, one-story community built in 1988, with a shared swimming pool and landscaped surroundings.

The one-story configuration is an important distinction for buyers comparing Players Club with two-story walk-up condominium communities elsewhere in Deep Creek. Recent records identify ground-level residences without another condominium floor directly above them.

Current records conflict with older descriptive information that characterizes Players Club as a two-story walk-up community. Buyers should rely on current property records, an in-person inspection and the applicable condominium documents when evaluating the physical configuration of the property.

What Are the Condos at Players Club Like?

Players Club residences are primarily compact two-bedroom, two-bath condominiums. Recent 2026 records show reported living areas ranging from approximately 741 to 891 square feet, although measurement methods and individual units should be verified.

Features documented in selected Players Club residences include:

Two bedrooms and two full bathrooms
One-story living
Cathedral or vaulted ceilings in selected residences
Open living and dining areas
Screened or enclosed lanai areas
Interior laundry
Split-bedroom layouts in selected units
Walk-in closets in selected residences
Community pool access

Interior renovations vary substantially. Flooring, kitchens, bathrooms, appliances, HVAC equipment, water heaters and other improvements shown in an individual listing should not be treated as standard Players Club features.

Is Players Club Directly on Deep Creek Golf Club?

Players Club is close to Deep Creek Golf Club, but buyers should not assume that every condominium has direct golf-course frontage or a fairway view. Current 2026 listings describe the golf course and clubhouse as a short distance from the community, including one listing that places the club approximately a half block away.

This distinction is important when comparing golf-oriented real estate. A residence can offer convenient golf access without being physically located on a fairway. Buyers prioritizing a golf-course view should confirm the actual orientation and view from the individual condominium rather than relying on the community name or older marketing descriptions.

What Is Deep Creek Golf Club Like?

Deep Creek Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-70 golf course at 1260 San Cristobal Avenue in Punta Gorda. The club describes its Mark McCumber-designed course as more than 6,000 yards, with waterways, bunkers and native Florida landscaping incorporated into the layout.

The golf club is semi-private and open to the public for daily-fee play. Its facilities include a warm-up driving range, putting green, short-game area and a lounge with a grill room. The club also offers instruction and optional membership programs.

Because Deep Creek Golf Club is a separate golf operation, its rates, membership availability, operating hours and amenities can change independently of Players Club condominium ownership.

Is Golf Membership Included With Players Club Ownership?

Golf membership should not be treated as part of Players Club condominium ownership. Deep Creek Golf Club is semi-private, welcomes public daily-fee players and separately offers optional memberships.

The club's current membership page also states that prospective members should inquire about being added to a waiting list. Membership pricing, cart arrangements, tee-time privileges and availability can change, so buyers interested in frequent golf should verify current terms directly with Deep Creek Golf Club rather than assuming condominium ownership creates membership rights.

Does Players Club Have a Community Pool?

Yes. A community swimming pool is consistently documented in current Players Club property records. Recent listings emphasize the pool's convenient location within the small condominium community.

The pool is the primary recreational amenity consistently supported by current records. Buyers should verify current pool operating rules, guest policies, maintenance arrangements and whether any planned repairs or capital projects could affect future condominium expenses.

Is Players Club a 55+ Community?

Current MLS records identify Players Club as a 55+ condominium community. The association's age-occupancy requirements should be verified before a buyer relies on that designation for a purchasing or occupancy decision.

Age-qualified housing is subject to specific legal and association requirements. Buyers should obtain the current declaration, rules and association application materials and direct questions about eligibility, occupancy exceptions or legal interpretation to the association or an appropriate qualified legal professional.

What Are the Condo Fees at Players Club?

A current 2026 Players Club listing reports a condominium fee of $425 per month. That figure is useful as a current listing reference, but buyers should verify the actual assessment through association records and an estoppel before making a financial decision.

Recent records report water, sewer and garbage collection among the expenses covered by the association. Another recent property record identifies common-area taxes, pool expenses, structure maintenance, grounds maintenance, management, sewer and water among association inclusions.

Association budgets and assessments can change. Buyers should review the current budget, reserve information, insurance, recent meeting minutes, assessment history and any planned capital projects rather than relying only on the monthly amount shown in a listing.

Are Pets Allowed at Players Club?

Recent 2026 Players Club listings report that pets are not permitted. Buyers for whom pet ownership is important should confirm the current restriction directly from the applicable condominium documents before purchasing.

Association pet restrictions and legally required disability-related accommodations are separate matters. Questions concerning legal rights or required accommodations should be addressed with the association and an appropriate qualified professional rather than inferred from a real estate listing.

Can Players Club Condos Be Rented?

Recent Players Club property records report a one-month minimum lease. Buyers should verify that requirement, along with any lease-frequency limits, tenant screening procedures, age-occupancy requirements and other rental restrictions, in the current governing documents.

A minimum lease term alone does not establish that a property will work for a buyer's intended rental strategy. Insurance, financing, taxes, licensing and association approval can also affect rental use, and property-specific questions should be reviewed with the appropriate qualified professionals.

Does Players Club Offer Waterfront Living?

Players Club should not be marketed as a Charlotte Harbor waterfront or boating condominium. Deep Creek is an inland community with freshwater lakes and drainage waterways, and it is not connected to Charlotte Harbor through the Punta Gorda Isles saltwater canal network.

Current Players Club records for recently marketed units identify them as non-waterfront. Buyers seeking deeded docks, sailboat access or direct boating routes should compare waterfront communities elsewhere in Punta Gorda rather than assuming Deep Creek's lakes provide navigable harbor access.

What Is Living in Deep Creek Like?

Deep Creek is a deed-restricted residential area northeast of central Punta Gorda with single-family homes, condominiums, freshwater lakes and golf-oriented residential areas. Its road network provides access to Interstate 75, making it practical for reaching other parts of Charlotte County and Southwest Florida.

The community's defining recreational feature is Deep Creek Golf Club, but golf is not the only reason buyers consider the area. Deep Creek also offers a range of condominium formats, from small established communities such as Players Club to larger developments with different amenity packages, building configurations and association structures.

Buyers can compare available properties throughout the area on the Hunt Brothers Realty Deep Creek real estate page.

How Does Players Club Compare With Other Deep Creek Golf Condos?

Players Club is one of several established condominium communities near Deep Creek Golf Club, but its small 12-unit size and current one-story configuration distinguish it from some nearby alternatives. Buyers should compare actual unit size, views, parking, pool facilities, age restrictions, association policies and current ownership costs.

Nearby Golfers View is another low-rise condominium option near Deep Creek Golf Club. Sixth Fairway also offers established condominium living near the course, while Lakefront at Deep Creek emphasizes freshwater-lake surroundings and golf-course proximity.

Another option is Deep Creek Gardens along Sandhill Boulevard, which has a broader amenity package that includes a pool, clubhouse and tennis facilities. Comparing these communities property by property is more useful than assuming every Deep Creek condominium offers the same relationship to golf or the same amenities.

What Should Buyers Review Before Purchasing at Players Club?

Players Club buyers should review both the individual condominium and the financial and operational condition of the association. The community's small size makes it especially important to understand how shared expenses, reserves and future projects are allocated among owners.

Important items can include:

Declaration, amendments, bylaws and current rules
55+ occupancy requirements and approval procedures
Current monthly condominium assessment
Operating budget and financial statements
Reserve balances and planned reserve expenditures
Recent association meeting minutes
Current or proposed special assessments
Master insurance coverage and deductibles
Owner insurance responsibilities
Pet restrictions
Rental and tenant restrictions
Parking rights and guest-parking rules
Pool maintenance and planned capital work
Roof and exterior maintenance history
Unit inspection findings and permit history for renovations

Buyers can also review Hunt Brothers Realty's guide to reading Florida condominium documents before buying and the Hunt Brothers Realty Buyer Resource Center.

Why Does Association Size Matter at Players Club?

A small condominium association can distribute shared expenses among fewer residences than a large condominium development. That does not automatically make a small association financially stronger or weaker, but it makes current budgets, reserves, insurance costs and anticipated capital projects important parts of buyer due diligence.

Buyers should determine how the association plans for major components such as roofs, exterior building elements, pool equipment and other common property. A qualified real estate professional can help obtain available association records, while financial, legal, insurance, inspection or engineering questions should be reviewed with the appropriate qualified professional.

What Should Buyers Know About Insurance?

Condominium buyers should understand both the association's master insurance program and the coverage needed for the individual residence. Association coverage does not necessarily protect every interior improvement, personal possession, liability exposure, loss-assessment obligation or other owner-specific risk.

Insurance availability, premiums, deductibles and coverage can vary by condominium and individual unit. Buyers should obtain property-specific quotes and review current association insurance information with a qualified insurance professional before making a purchasing decision.

Should Buyers Inspect a Players Club Condo?

A condominium inspection can help a buyer understand the condition of the components within the residence and identify issues that may deserve additional evaluation. Players Club was built in 1988, while individual units may have undergone very different levels of renovation and maintenance since construction.

HVAC equipment, electrical components, plumbing, appliances, windows, doors, interior finishes and signs of moisture or prior repairs can vary from unit to unit. Inspection findings should be evaluated with the appropriate licensed inspector, contractor, engineer or other qualified professional before a buyer makes a property-specific decision.

Is Players Club a Good Fit for Buyers Who Golf?

Players Club can be a practical option for buyers who want a compact condominium near a public-access golf course without assuming the cost or obligations of a bundled golf membership. Deep Creek Golf Club is nearby and offers both daily-fee public play and separate membership options.

The community may also appeal to buyers prioritizing one-story condominium living, a community pool and a small association setting. Buyers specifically seeking direct fairway frontage, a golf-course view or bundled membership should verify those features separately, because they are not established characteristics of every Players Club residence.

Explore Players Club and Deep Creek With Hunt Brothers Realty

Hunt Brothers Realty helps buyers compare condominium and golf-oriented real estate throughout Punta Gorda and Southwest Florida. At Players Club, that means evaluating the individual residence while also reviewing association finances, age-occupancy requirements, insurance, rental rules, pet policies and the separate relationship with Deep Creek Golf Club.

Browse Players Club condos for sale, explore Deep Creek real estate, visit the Buyer Resource Center, or contact Hunt Brothers Realty to discuss a specific property.

This article is provided for general informational and educational purposes only and is not individualized legal, financial, tax, insurance, lending, inspection, engineering, construction, title, association or other professional advice. Condominium fees, reserves, assessments, insurance, age-occupancy requirements, pet policies, rental restrictions, golf rates and membership programs can change. Buyers should review current property and association documents and consult the appropriate qualified real estate professional, Florida real estate attorney, insurance agent, lender, tax professional, home inspector, engineer, condominium association or other qualified professional before making decisions requiring individualized guidance.