Golf and luxury real estate have always spoken the same language: precision, patience, and an uncompromising eye for the right location. The U.S. Open is the sport at its most demanding, held this week on one of the world's great courses. In that spirit, here are four properties from the Concierge Auctions portfolio that understand exactly what it means to be perfectly positioned.
10950 Bellagio Road, Bel Air, Los Angeles, California | Listed for $16.5M. Starting bids expected between $8M–$11M.
Some homes invite you in. Others take your breath away. Set behind gates in coveted Lower Bel Air, 10950 Bellagio Road is a soulful architectural estate blending timeless craftsmanship with the warmth and ease of California living. Originally built in 1930 and thoughtfully expanded in 2022 with the addition of a new primary suite, guest suite w/ kitchen, garage, and converted attic living space, the home balances classic character with modern functionality. Overlooking the 15th fairway of the Bel-Air Country Club, this rare Lower Bel Air estate offers privacy, scale, and effortless indoor-outdoor living in one of the world's most coveted enclaves. Bidding opens 23 June 2026, and will culminate live at The Connaught in London on 30 June.
2. 42 Spanish Bay Circle, Pebble Beach, California | Sold for $2.5M
The Links at Spanish Bay, one of the most celebrated courses on the Monterey Peninsula, stretches directly outside the windows of this 3,280-square-foot luxury condo. Two primary suites with Pacific views, vaulted ceilings, slate floors, scenic balconies, and a private interior courtyard complete an address that makes every day feel like tournament week. Sold at auction in February 2023 for $2.5M.
3. 144 Point Lane, Saint Simons Island, Georgia | Previously listed for $30M
Designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects and sitting directly adjacent to the Sea Island Golf Club—a regular PGA Tour host with three championship courses—this newly constructed, never-lived-in 7,736-square-foot Cape Cod-style estate commands sweeping 270-degree views over the Seaside Golf Course, Lanier Point Bridge, and the marina. Six bedrooms, five fireplaces, a private gym, and application rights to the Sea Island Club convey with the property.
4. 3102 Noble Lakes Lane, Houston, Texas | Sold for $9M
Set within the prestigious Royal Oaks Country Club, this MTV Cribs-famous estate formerly owned by NBA All-Star Nick Van Exel delivers 20,900 square feet of pure spectacle, with a private cinema, commercial-grade bowling alley, 3,000-gallon aquarium, dual full kitchens, and an entire floor dedicated to a custom Italian closet system. It sold at auction in December 2025, closing as the most expensive home sale in Houston that month.
5. Wolf Point Club, Texas Coast, Texas | Sold for $10.7M
Wolf Point Club is a 1,688-acre Gulf Coast compound featuring an 18-hole course ranked among the top 150 in the world and dubbed "the St. Andrews of Texas," but played by fewer than 200 people since 2008. Also on the property: a 7,200-square-foot ranch house with infinity pool, a full clubhouse, and a 5,000-foot private airstrip with a hangar large enough for a 737. Sold at auction live in Dubai in February 2020.
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