Keystone Golf & Country Club

Overview: The directory's Keystone Golf & Country Club record is the former name of the facility now generally listed as Lakeside Links Golf Club in Keystone Heights. Current course records describe a Donald J. Ross layout with a double-loop 18-hole scorecard, par 71 and 6,128 yards from the back tees. Gently rolling ground, narrow tree-lined fairways and small elevated greens define the parkland character.

History: Golf was in use at the Keystone site by the late 1920s, and current records use 1928 for the Ross course. Roy Albert Anderson is credited with a 1959 redesign. The Keystone Golf & Country Club name changed to Lakeside Links Golf Club in 2015, and the Florida State Golf Association now marks the old Keystone record closed. Because current sources differ on whether the operating facility is presented as nine holes or a double-loop 18-hole course, this profile preserves the legacy directory identity and does not invent a separate routing.

Did You Know? The published Lakeside Links scorecard divides the double loop into a par-36 front side and a par-35 back side. That unusual 71-par balance is part of what distinguishes the former Keystone routing from a standard two-nine championship layout.