Coral Springs at Country Club of Coral Springs

The Country Club of Coral Springs features a layout designed by Ed Ault, an architect who developed numerous courses across Florida during the latter decades of the twentieth century. Ault's work in South Florida typically emphasized playability for a range of skill levels while incorporating the region's characteristic flat terrain and water management requirements. The course sits within the planned community of Coral Springs in Broward County, northwest of Fort Lauderdale, an area that experienced significant residential development from the 1960s onward.

The routing works with the natural constraints of South Florida golf design, where elevation change is minimal and water features serve both strategic and drainage purposes. Lakes and canals come into play on multiple holes, requiring golfers to navigate forced carries and manage risk on approach shots. The subtropical climate supports dense vegetation, including palm trees and tropical landscaping that frames fairways and defines playing corridors.

As a country club facility, the course serves a membership-oriented community and functions as a centerpiece for residential neighborhoods in the area. The layout reflects the priorities of Florida resort and residential golf from its era: accessible design that accommodates regular member play while maintaining enough challenge to remain engaging. The conditioning and maintenance standards typical of private clubs in the region apply here, with Bermuda grass surfaces suited to the warm, humid climate and year-round growing season.