New Port Richey · FL

Seven Springs Golf & Country Club

Est. 1970 · Ron Garl
Par
72
Rating
61.6
Slope
102
Length
3,000–4,155 yd
Holes
18
Par 64Out 32In 32Full card ▾
Hole123456789Out
Yds2521383811501792582482251732004
Par43433444332
Hole101112131415161718In
Yds2841431542841673181773252992151
Par43343434432

About Seven Springs Golf & Country Club

The Championship course at Seven Springs Golf & Country Club in New Port Richey opened in 1970 to a Ron Garl design, with further Garl work in 1980 and later updates by MacCurrach Golf. The par-72 layout plays 6,396 yards from the blue tees and is built around numerous lakes and ponds framed by pines and cypress; the club also has a shorter executive course. It sits within the Seven Springs area, once known for an early-20th-century mineral spring resort.

Via GolfPass — “Championship at Seven Springs Country Club”

Via Florida Nature Coast — “History of Seven Springs, Pasco County”

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