Cabot's Florida property on former citrus farmland, with three courses and an accommodation footprint still expanding.
$250–$450/night
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Cabot Citrus Farms is the Florida outpost from the team behind Cabot Cape Breton and Cabot St. Lucia, set on former citrus farmland in Brooksville roughly 55 miles from Tampa International Airport. The first courses opened in 2023, and the room count of around 50 keys is still expanding. Karoo, designed by Kyle Franz, is the headline 18 and runs across rolling, sandy ground that drains fast and plays firmer than most Florida golf. The Roost is a par-3 collaboration with each hole drawn by a different architect, and the Squeeze, a Mike Nuzzo 12-holer that opened in 2024, rounds out the trio.
You're staying somewhere that is still building itself. A restaurant and pro shop are operational, but the broader resort scaffolding remains thinner than what you'd find at a finished property. The golf, however, is already substantial, and the Roost and the Squeeze typically come bundled with a Karoo round or an overnight stay. For a longer trip, the resort sits within reach of other Florida golf for combination itineraries.
$250 to $450 nightly, reflecting the luxury positioning and the multi-course access included. Book direct for the most reliable inventory. If a fully built-out resort experience matters more than playing new architecture early, give the property another year. If the appeal is the chance to walk distinctive terrain while it's fresh, this is the moment.