Silver Dollar Golf Club sits in Odessa, a community in the Tampa Bay metropolitan area of west-central Florida. The facility features two eighteen-hole courses designed by Dan Maddox, a Florida-based architect whose work appears primarily in the state's residential golf communities. The Panther and Bobcat courses opened in the mid-1990s as part of a larger residential development, reflecting the period's growth in Tampa's northern suburbs. The terrain is characteristic of inland west-central Florida—relatively flat with scattered wetlands, native palmetto, and pine. Maddox's routing on both courses incorporates water features and preserves natural vegetation corridors between holes. The Panther and Bobcat layouts share similar design vocabulary: strategic bunkering around greens, forced carries over wetlands on select holes, and generous fairway corridors suited to recreational play. Both courses measure in the mid-6,000 to low-7,000 yard range from the back tees, offering multiple teeing grounds to accommodate different skill levels. Silver Dollar operates as a semi-private facility, serving both members and daily-fee players. The club provides typical Florida golf amenities including a practice range and casual dining. The courses remain popular with local residents and visitors seeking accessible golf in the greater Tampa area, where the climate allows year-round play. The Panther and Bobcat layouts represent straightforward, playable designs suited to the region's golf market.