South Africa native and pro golfer Charl Schwartzel just aced the sale of his Palm Beach Gardens mansion for $9.85 million.
And part of the package deal is an indoor putting green — because, of course.
The Florida property initially hit the market last September for $10.4 million. The sale was closed on June 15, according to the Real Deal.
Spanning a massive 13,000 square feet, the estate is made up of six bedrooms and nine bathrooms.
Located in the Old Palm Golf Club community, the property is privately gated, and is situated on the Raymond Floyd signature golf course.
Schwartzel bought the 1-acre property in 2012 for $1.1 million. By 2013, he filed to construct a single-family home on the land, which would take two years to build and would be completed in 2015.
The home spans 13,000 square feet. Realtor.com
The property sits on over an acre of land surrounded by the community’s golf course. Realtor.com
An aerial shot of the pool and spa. Realtor.com
Charl Schwartzel, of South Africa, smiles after hitting off the 15th tee during the final round of the PGA Zurich Classic golf tournament at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, Louisiana, Sunday, April 25, 2021. Gerald Herbert/AP
The indoor putting green located on the second floor. Realtor.com
The formal living area. Realtor.comFeatures include an indoor/outdoor air conditioned loggia, with seating, a full bar and summer kitchen that opens out to the pool area. Adjacent is an indoor game room, complete with a temperature controlled wine room and a fireplace, according to the listing.
The living area. Realtor.com
The gourmet chefs kitchen. Realtor.com
The outdoor/indoor loggia. Realtor.com
The primary suite. Realtor.com
The main bathroom. Realtor.com
The indoor game room. Realtor.comThe home is offered fully furnished, and includes custom artwork and wall designs.
Schwartzel, who was born in Johannesburg, turned pro in 2002 and won the Masters Tournament in 2011.
He has racked up an estimated $19.5 million during his career on the PGA Tour.
