The Oaks at Citrus Hills Golf & Country Club is an 18-hole course designed by Mike Andrijiszyn, part of a multi-course facility in the planned community of Citrus Hills in west-central Florida. The community lies in Hernando County, roughly an hour north of Tampa, in a region characterized by rolling terrain uncommon in much of the state. Andrijiszyn, a Florida-based architect active from the 1980s onward, designed several courses throughout the state with an emphasis on playability across skill levels. The Oaks routing takes advantage of the area's natural elevation changes and mature oak canopies, which provide both strategic interest and shade along the fairways. The layout incorporates the native Florida landscape, including wetland areas and preserved vegetation that frame holes and influence shot strategy. Water features appear on multiple holes, typical of Florida golf design, while the rolling topography creates uneven lies and varied approach angles less common in the state's flatter coastal regions. Citrus Hills operates as a private equity club serving the residential community, with members having access to multiple courses on the property. The facility caters primarily to retirees and seasonal residents drawn to the area's affordability and central Florida location. The Oaks serves as one option within the club's golf offerings, providing a tree-lined, traditional parkland experience distinct from Florida's more open or links-style designs.