Crystal River Golf Club

Overview: At Crystal River, the former Seven Rivers course carries an 18-hole Bill Amick design and a par-72 scorecard. The longest listed tees reach about 6,683 yards, and the traditional central Florida setting is shaped by community golf rather than a resort-style identity.

History: The course opened in 1968 and was formerly known as Seven Rivers Golf and Country Club. The latest directory evidence reports the course as closed for business, so the profile preserves its documented history without presenting current availability as certain.

Did You Know? The Crystal River identity has changed names over time. That Seven Rivers connection is useful when matching older scorecards, property records, and local references to the current directory name.