Where Does Daniel Berger Live in Florida? The Jupiter Native Who Never Left

Where does Daniel Berger live? The four-time PGA Tour winner lives in Jupiter, Florida, the town where he grew up and learned the game. Reports from Golf Digest and others say his home once belonged to Brooks Koepka, who bought it from Keegan Bradley. That makes it one of the most storied houses in pro golf. The price Berger paid has not been reported. Here is what public reporting says about the home, his roots in town, and the market around him.

Key takeaways

• Jupiter is his hometown and his home; local station CBS12 calls him a Jupiter native.
• The house has a golf pedigree: reports say it passed from Keegan Bradley to Brooks Koepka to Berger, though the price he paid is not public.
• He also owns property near the Dye Preserve, a private club in Jupiter, according to Golf365.
• Jupiter's median list price sits near $875,000 across about 730 active listings, per our MLS feed.

Where does Daniel Berger live in Florida?

Daniel Berger lives in Jupiter, at the north end of Palm Beach County. He was born in Plantation, in Broward County, but his family moved north when he was young. He played his junior golf out of Jupiter. His father, Jay Berger, was a top-ten tennis player who later coached for the United States Tennis Association. So the family's athletic life was local long before Daniel turned pro.

The best-known detail about his home comes from Golf Digest's long feature on Jupiter as the capital of tour golf. The piece traced one house through three owners. Keegan Bradley bought it after winning the 2011 PGA Championship. Brooks Koepka bought it from Bradley as his own career took off. Then Koepka moved to a larger, more private waterfront estate and sold it to Berger. Pure Equity does not publish private addresses, so we will not narrow the location beyond the town.

Golf365 has also reported that Berger owns property near the Dye Preserve, a private Pete Dye course on the western edge of Jupiter. Whether that is the same home or a separate holding is not clear from the reporting, so we note both and leave it there.

The Dye Preserve is worth a word because it explains the appeal. It is a private club on the western edge of Jupiter with a Pete Dye course, no housing on the fairways and a small membership. Tour players like it for the same reason they like the Medalist and the Bear's Club: quiet practice and a hard course. Land near it tends to be larger lots on the edge of the preserve rather than gated subdivisions. That suits a player who wants room and few neighbors.

Inside the reported Jupiter home

This is where honesty matters more than detail. No major outlet has published the price, size or bedroom count of Berger's house. The transaction was private, and he has never talked about the home on camera the way Justin Thomas did about his river house on Netflix. So the figures on celebrity-home blogs are guesses, and we do not repeat them.

What the record does hold is the chain of title in the golf press. Bunkered reported that Koepka bought a home in Tequesta Country Club in 2015 for $2.5 million and sold it in the fall of 2019 for $3.3 million. It was a roughly 3,900-square-foot house with four bedrooms and a view of the Loxahatchee River. Golf Digest's account of the Bradley-to-Koepka-to-Berger house fits that timeline. Even so, no outlet has named Berger as the buyer in that sale, so we cannot say for certain that the two reports describe the same property.

If they do, the house is a modest one by tour standards. It is a four-bedroom home on the river inside a village golf community, rather than a compound behind a gate. That would fit Berger, who has kept a lower profile than most of his neighbors.

The chain of ownership also says something about how tour players buy here. A first house in Jupiter often changes hands inside the golf circle, from one player to the next, without ever hitting the open market. So the public record on these homes is thinner than on a normal sale, and blog estimates fill the gap with guesses.

Why Daniel Berger stayed in Jupiter

Most players on this list moved to Jupiter. Berger never had to. He grew up on the local courses, went to Florida State, and came back to the same town when he turned pro in 2013. His parents, his junior coaches and his practice partners were already here.

The practice scene sealed it. Golf365 counted more than 160 golf courses in Palm Beach County and named 20 tour players living in Jupiter. Its summary of the appeal: spontaneous practice rounds with elite players just minutes away. Berger has been part of that circle since his rookie year. He and Koepka played together on the Florida junior circuit, and the two have shared coaches and practice days for years.

There is a practical side too. Berger missed most of 2022 and 2023 with a back injury. He rebuilt his game close to home, with his medical team and trainers in Palm Beach County. CBS12 covered his return at PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens, a few miles from his house. A player recovering from injury needs a base, and Jupiter was already his.

Where does Daniel Berger live when not in Jupiter?

No outlet we track has reported a second home. Berger's public life between events points back to Jupiter, and he has not been linked to a house in another state or country. His time away is the tour schedule: roughly 25 events a year, the majors and the occasional team event.

His public appearances away from the course have centered on South Florida as well. For a player who grew up here, that is not surprising. As far as public reporting shows, Jupiter is his only home.

What homes near Daniel Berger cost

Jupiter is a broad market. Our MLS feed as of September 2026 shows about 730 active listings in town, a median list price near $875,000 and an average of about 116 days on market. That median blends condos near the beach, townhomes in Abacoa, golf homes in Jonathan's Landing and estates in Admirals Cove.

If Berger's home is indeed the former Koepka house, the relevant market is Tequesta and its country club neighborhood. Our feed shows about 88 active listings in Tequesta at a median near $699,000, with homes moving in about 86 days. River-view homes inside Tequesta Country Club often list well above that median. Koepka's $3.3 million sale in 2019 gives a sense of the top of that pocket.

Golf buyers with more to spend look at the Bear's Club or the Loxahatchee Club. For the full picture, see our golf and country club homes hub and the Palm Beach County page.

Frequently asked questions

Where does Daniel Berger live now?

He lives in Jupiter, Florida, his hometown. Reports say his house once belonged to Brooks Koepka and, before that, Keegan Bradley.

Where in Jupiter does Daniel Berger live?

The reporting does not name a community for certain. Golf365 says he owns property near the Dye Preserve, and Golf Digest's account of the former Koepka house points to the Tequesta side of town. We do not publish the street.

Where does Daniel Berger live full time?

Jupiter is his full-time and only reported home. When people ask where does Daniel Berger live in the off season, the answer is the town where he grew up. His family and his practice base are both there.

How much did Daniel Berger pay for his Jupiter home?

The price has not been reported. The only related figure on record is Koepka's 2019 sale of his Tequesta home for $3.3 million, and no outlet has confirmed Berger as that buyer.

Is Daniel Berger from Jupiter?

Yes. He was born in Plantation, Florida, but grew up in Jupiter and is described by local media as a Jupiter native. He played college golf at Florida State before turning pro in 2013.

Can you buy a home in Tequesta Country Club?

Yes. It is a residential neighborhood in the village of Tequesta with a private club at its center. Homes list on the open market through the year. Owning a home there does not require club membership.

Own a home in Jupiter, Tequesta or anywhere in Palm Beach County? Get a free valuation from Pure Equity and see what it would sell for now. Buyers can browse Jupiter listings or look at luxury homes across South Florida. Related reading: where Brooks Koepka lives and where Keegan Bradley lives.

Sources

• Golf Digest, #JUPLIFE: Behind the scenes of pro golf's coolest town
• Golf365, The Florida town where the world's best golfers live
• CBS12, Jupiter native Daniel Berger back to action at PGA National

Based on publicly reported information; details may change and are not independently verified by Pure Equity. We do not publish private addresses.