New Construction Projects in Lake Lindsey, Florida

Project 1: Lake Lindsey Field Club (also referred to as private golf resort or Lake Lindsey golf club)

• Developer: Society Hill Capital Partners, LLC (represented by Coastal Engineering)
• Location: North and south sides of Lake Lindsey Road, approximately 4,500 feet east of US 41/Broad Street, Brooksville, FL (Hernando County parcels totaling ~262–292 acres, including keys 337399, 338423, and 1355893)
• Type: Recreation / Resort Residential (private golf club with lodging and amenities)
• Units/Size: 18-hole private golf course; clubhouse (~10,000–15,000 sq ft with pro shop, restaurant, meeting rooms); resort-style lodging (scaled to support up to ~64 guests; revisions reference up to 68 units across cottages and clubhouse integration); maintenance facilities, practice areas, and ancillary structures. South side includes open space, picnic grounds, private hunting, passive recreation, and a 5-acre dedication for a future fire station.
• Status: Announced / Rezoning Approved (unanimous Hernando County BOCC approval in November 2025 after multiple reviews and public input)
• Expected Completion: Anticipated within approximately three years of master plan finalization (targeting around 2028, subject to further permitting, engineering, and construction timelines)
• Description: Member-owned, invitation-only private golf club and resort-style lodging facility designed as a seasonal destination (mid-September to mid-June). The project includes extensive buffers, berms, and landscaping for visual screening from Lake Lindsey Road. It incorporates environmental and community concessions such as reduced density from earlier proposals, open space preservation on the south parcel, and infrastructure commitments. Further approvals needed from agencies like FDOT and SWFWMD.[1][2][1]

No other significant new construction, residential subdivision, mixed-use, or commercial development projects meeting the criteria (announced, under construction, or recently completed within the last three years) were identified in Lake Lindsey, Florida. The area is primarily rural with limited large-scale activity; other references involve road improvements, lake maintenance (tussock removal), or individual land parcels rather than formal development projects.