Spring Hill · Golf
The courses worth knowing around Spring Hill, Florida: who can play, how many holes, and a link to book each one.
Golf score
40th of 94 golf cities for retirement golf
Golf score blends year-round playability (40%), playable access (20%), affordability (18%), course pedigree (14%), and the size of the mapped set (8%).
Mature oaks and water hazards on a flat, easy-walking layout
A friendly public course right in Spring Hill, with mature oaks lining the fairways. The senior rate keeps a weekday round easy on the wallet, cart included.
$ · Slope 125
Rolling Bermuda fairways with water in play on several holes · Denis Griffiths
A semi-private layout from architect Denis Griffiths, open to the public day to day. Green fees stay modest, so it is an easy one to play often.
$ · Slope 131
Course profile
A shorter par 71 that rewards accuracy over raw length · Lee Duxstad
A shorter, friendlier par 71 where placement matters more than power. Walking is welcome here, with posted walking rates, so you can stretch your legs and skip the cart.
Opened 1983 · $$ · Slope 120
A Joe Lee championship layout open to the public seven days · Joe Lee
A polished Joe Lee design just up the road in Brooksville, semi-private but open to the public almost every day. Worth the short drive when you want a step up from the everyday round.
Opened 1994 · $$$
Holes wind around the rock walls of an old limestone mine · William F. Mitchell
A genuinely memorable public course a few minutes north in Brooksville, where several holes play around the rock walls of a former limestone mine. The character here is hard to find anywhere else nearby.
Opened 1971 · Slope 128
Sandy, rolling terrain on a renovated Nature Coast resort course · Kyle Franz
The premium resort experience in the area, reborn on the old World Woods land in Brooksville. The forward tees make it playable, and it is the round to save for a special day.
Opened 2024 · Slope 149
