Inverness Golf & Country Club

About Inverness Golf & Country Club:

Inverness Florida - Located on the Nature Coast of Florida is the private Inverness Golf and Country Club, located south of the City of Inverness Florida off U.S. Highway 41 in Citrus County. Inverness was established in 1868 and called Tompkinsville after the original settler Alf Tompkins (Uncle Alf). A year after Uncle Alf founded Tompkinsville it was sold to a firm in Jacksonville, who on the inspiration of an expatriate Scotsman renamed it Inverness.
The Inverness golf course is an 18-hole fairly level layout that is rated 68.7 from the white tees and 70.3 from the reds. It is nestled in a setting of large oak trees, pines, palms and a few cedars that can get hookers and slicers into trouble. Water hazards come into play only on two holes on the front side, eight and nine, and two on the back fourteen and fifteen, although errant shots can find lateral hazards on several other holes.

Members can own their riding carts and commute from home to the course to play and back by paying an annual trail fee. Cart storage is available, at a small fee, for members who live too far from the course to utilize cart travel. Daily rental and leased carts are available and members can walk as they play if they desire.

In addition to the 18-hole golf course, the club offers a club house with restaurant and lounge, pro shop, swimming pool, lighted tennis courts, driving range and practice putting green.

Special temporary memberships are available to non-resident winter visitors, one month minimum, five months maximum, a four month summer membership program for local residents and play is available to Golf Card Members.