The Meadows course at Citrus Hills Golf & Country Club is one of three eighteen-hole layouts at this residential community in west-central Florida, located roughly fifteen miles inland from the Gulf Coast. Designed by Phil Friel, the course takes its name from the relatively open, meadow-style character that distinguishes it from the property's more heavily wooded layouts. The routing makes use of the gently rolling terrain typical of Florida's Citrus County, with elevation changes modest by the state's standards but sufficient to create visual interest and strategic variety. Friel's design emphasizes playability across a range of skill levels, with generous fairway corridors balanced by well-placed bunkers and water hazards that come into play on several holes. The open nature of the course allows wind to be a factor, particularly on exposed approach shots, and the layout features a mix of risk-reward opportunities and straightforward holes that reward accurate iron play. Bermuda grass covers fairways and greens, typical for the region's climate. Citrus Hills operates as a private club serving its residential community, with amenities that include multiple courses, practice facilities, and a clubhouse that functions as a social hub for members. The Meadows provides a contrast to the more tree-lined character of the property's other courses, offering a different strategic test and aesthetic experience within the same facility. The course serves primarily as a membership amenity rather than a tournament venue, fitting the community-focused nature of the club.