Summerfield Crossings Golf Club sits in Riverview, a suburban community in the greater Tampa Bay area of west-central Florida. The course was designed by Ron Garl, a Florida-based architect known for his work throughout the state since the 1970s. Garl's designs typically incorporate the natural features of Florida's landscape while creating strategic interest through water placement, bunkering, and green contouring. The course serves a residential community and reflects the regional character of Florida golf from its era of development. The layout navigates relatively flat terrain characteristic of the Tampa Bay region, with routing that accommodates the surrounding residential development. Water features appear throughout the design, a common element in Florida courses both for drainage management and strategic purpose. The course presents a straightforward test suitable for a range of skill levels, with hazards positioned to reward accurate play while remaining accessible to recreational golfers. Green complexes offer variety in approach requirements, and the conditioning reflects the maintenance standards typical of established Florida community courses. Summerfield Crossings functions primarily as a neighborhood amenity, serving local residents and their guests. The club provides a casual, family-oriented atmosphere common to many Florida residential golf communities. The course offers a convenient option for Tampa Bay area golfers seeking a playable layout in a suburban setting without the formality or expense of private club membership.