PGA star Matt Kuchar sells Georgia Beach House for $ 3.5 million

The golfer Matt Kuchar is letting go of her oceanfront home in St. Simons Island, GA $ 3.5 million. The Florida-born player picked up the seat in 2010 for $ 2.3 million, the year he was the first PGA Tour winner.

The golf mecca has been home to other PGA greats such as Davis Love III, who recently lost his home to a fire.

As of 2015, Golf Digest estimated that somewhere around a dozen players and their families had homes in the small coastal community. On top of that: the exclusive coastal center boasts numerous golf courses, mild climate and miles of beaches.

Located on a quarter-acre overlooking East Beach, Kuchar Market’s three-level cottage has six bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms, on 8,287 square feet.

Built in 2006, the house was designed with views and privacy in mind, with a floor plan divided in two, carefully placed landscaping and a separate 1,000 square foot guesthouse.

The expansive layout features a great room, high ceilings, a formal dining room, and an eat-in kitchen with a huge island.

A great the master bedroom features cathedral ceilings, a sitting room and walk-in closet.

Other perks include a wet bar, game room, and gym. Outside, multiple decks offer outdoor seating and dining, an infinity pool and spa, as well as a mister-cooled blue stone pool.

Kuchar, 42, has won nine times on the PGA Tour. In 2016, he won an Olympic bronze medal for golf at the Rio de Janeiro Summer Olympics. He also has the distinction of being the highest earning PGA Tour player without a major league win, with career winnings of $ 50 million.

Patrick Dunn with Sea Island Properties holds the listing.