Citrus Springs Golf & Country Club is located in Citrus Springs, a residential community in central Florida's Citrus County, roughly midway between Tampa and Gainesville. The course was designed by Charles Almony, a Florida-based architect who worked during the latter half of the twentieth century. Almony's design reflects the practical approach common to Florida's residential courses of that era, balancing playability with the region's natural constraints of flat terrain and sandy soil. The layout takes advantage of the area's native landscape of palmettos, pine stands, and water features typical of Florida's interior. The course routing incorporates lakes and wetlands as both hazards and visual elements, with fairways carved through the native vegetation. The relatively flat topography is characteristic of central Florida, offering straightforward sightlines and minimal elevation change. Almony's design emphasizes strategic bunkering and water placement to create challenge without relying on dramatic landform manipulation. Citrus Springs serves the local residential community and visiting golfers seeking a traditional Florida course experience. The setting reflects the quiet, semi-rural character of Citrus County, with the course integrated into the broader residential development. As a private club course, it maintains membership-based play typical of Florida's country club model, offering members both golf and associated club amenities and social activities.