Deerfield Lakes Golf Club lies just off Interstate 95 in Callahan, Florida, on the northern edge of Jacksonville’s metropolitan area. The course occupies a former timber tract where stands of longleaf and slash pine still frame many fairways. Native saw palmetto and wiregrass line the edges of several holes, and seasonal wetlands appear as natural hazards on the back nine. The layout alternates between open, wind-exposed stretches and tighter corridors bordered by dense understory. Irrigation draws from on-site retention ponds that also serve as water hazards on holes five, twelve, and sixteen. Greens are TifEagle bermudagrass, maintained at a moderate speed that accommodates both resort and local play. Cart paths are asphalt and run primarily along the right side of each hole to limit turf wear. The property borders the St. Marys River floodplain, so drainage patterns and occasional flooding influence maintenance schedules during the summer rainy season.