Citrus Springs Golf & Country Club

Course was in poor shape. Facilities has no amenities. There were craters in the fairway and bad spots on the greens. I made it to the 9th hole and decided I’d had enough. Do not recommend. Cheap golf is not good golf.

Love the fact that few houses are seen, which is rare for a Florida course. Rolling terrain in nice. Most greens are in pretty good shape. Will play again.

I’m so very thankful that I hit 13 out of 18 fairways due to the rough being so HIGH! The rough looks like it has not been cut since early July.

I paid $14.99 for 18 holes. No this is not a PGA course. The layout is nice with a lot of elevation changes, not something common in FL, but the fairways are rough. For the money it’s an excellent option. Accept that you might have to move your ball to get on some grass in the fairway. You’re not on tour, but with the proper frame of mind you can have an enjoyable round of golf for not a lot of money.

A few months ago it appeared they were bringing back the course. Yesterday showed otherwise with greens having barren spots and many fairways appear to not having been watered and have a lot of barren land. So sad as we love the clubhouse and staff. Tee boxes are okay.

Totally gone down the toilet. The course is all dirt, all fairways are dirt, no grass, even the greens are bad, Not worth $36 bucks. It was $30 last summer, Inflation they tell me is why the increase.

Save your money and go play the Crystal River Putt Putt. Better experience.

I don't expect that course to stay open long, it will close just like Lakeside. Owner doesn't care.

This course is playable, not in great shape but with the GolfNow discount its fine.

Tee boxes is good shape. Greens were in better shape than some in the area. Over all an

enjoyable round of golf

This course needs to be sold to an owner that has a brain.

If someone bought this place and fired every a-hole here and started with the basics, water, fertilizer, aeration, car path repair…. This place could be a NCAA tourney host.

It’s so pathetically kept that it literally hurts to just get around from hole to hole.

Fairway-garbage

Greens-garbage

Car paths-garbage

Layout-unbelievable

It’s just a shame because the track is unique but zero effort has been put in and this course literally has been destroyed by unbelievable neglect/stupidity.

Just a crying shame

Playing Citrus Springs since a few years, and having lived through the (hopefully) last down-turn, I give the course a good chance to become what it once was. First signs of good maintenance are visible.

Keep up the good work, and once the weather starts do cooperate, we'll see a good course by the fall.

HP

Overall the course is in pretty good shape given the drought conditions in our area. I will continue to play it as often as I can.

Greens need water as all courses do. Tee boxes in good shape. Club house has a few items in it nice selection and an operating snack bar. No a bad place to spend a little time

The man behind the counter wasn't real friendly, but everyone else was great. The course is hurting because of the drought, but most of the greens were nice. Tees and fairways were looking rough from drought. Bunkers were clean and very well manicured. Will definitely go back.