Park Ridge Golf Course

Course was excellent. Great fairways and greens. First time players are in for a surprise on some holes, (blind) shots.

I've been to this course several times and once had been treated very poorly by a staff member that didn't want to help explain or help at all, seemed like I was just pestering him because I asked a question but I let it go. But today my group showed to the starter about just 5 minutes late of our tee time and was completely mistreated by a staff member helping the starter. He cursed at us, threw a fit and was completely disrespectful. He continued to raise his voice and then further pursue us at the first hole claiming we hadn't paid and give our ticket to the starter which we did. Just an awful experience and will never recommend to any persons i know or golf with in the future.

Always make a point to play here when we are down for the season. Nice layout and wind is always a factor.

I am a single digit handicapper and played from the back tees- this was a challenge with the wind with long par 5's and long, blind par 3's. The greens were unexpectedly good considering the price. The greens are firm but fair. If there is any criticism it would be the blind par 3's. In my opinions, if you are playing a par 3 that's more than 215 yards, you should at least be able to see the green when teeing off to speed up play on errant shots. I would definitely play here again for the price I paid.

The course it self could have been layed out a lot better. The front 9 almost all the holes are straight and run right next to each other. If you hit an errant shot you have the chance of hitting someone playing another hole. The greens where slow bumpy and relatively flat which was a disappointment because there are a lot of elevation changes everywhere else.

Was looking for a quick 9 hole round and saw this course on-line through GN. Reviews were OK so we gave it a try as the price was certainly more than reasonable. What a pleasant surprise! I was dreading a slow 9 on a public course and we pretty much shot through in 2 hours. The course, which is built on a landfill, has some nice elevation changes (unusual for Florida) has some interesting holes which use the terrain available. The tee box options were good for both advanced golfers as well as fine for women who might need shorter length holes. The course is in good shape although once off the fairway, there were quite a bit of weeds to contend with. While the greens were a little bumpy (hey, what do you expect from a public course at the end of a busy day?), the speed was fine and reads were reasonable.

They are building a new club house (which looks like it will be done fairly soon) so now the pro-shop and restrooms are in temporary facilities that are a bit "rustic". Once the new clubhouse opens, this will be a real gem of a public course. We'll definitely return - great value on a very solid course.

Played this course from the black tees. Can only see about three of the pins from the tee box. Two par threes that were 240 yrds. with NO visual on green.

Not in green shape. Had to roll in the fairway and sand on every green. Interesting layout... But needs some TLC.

Note: They are building a new clubhouse....

Felt like u were in another state because of the varied elevations. Really good lies and slower greens when we played in March. Carts were arthritic gas models. Staff was the friendliest ever experienced. Fairways were wide and well seeded. T boxes were mostly level.

The greens need some help. A little slow from last time.

Very nice course. Lots of elevation changes and good length. Very enjoyable. Currently building a new club house which will improve the amenities.

I was looking for a course that didn't meander tightly between condominiums and streets and I found the perfect course here. It was a glorious day and there was a nice breeze compliments of our relatively high position atop the landfill. Oh, don't worry about the setting, they have done a superb job of creating a beautiful golf course on land that would otherwise be useless and you never even sense it was once a landfill!! The people were as friendly as it gets. Thanks and we'll be back soon.

Had a great time with family for wife birthday. A little slow on back nine, couple greens need rolled but the weather we had, attitude of staff, no complaints by other golfers enjoying the day, who could ask for anything better. Will be much better when 19th hole is finished. Will certainly be back.

I walked the course in the past but on a weekend I would not recommend walking. There are multiple tees so although I put moderate it can be as challenging as you like. Many elevation changes which is unusual for Florida. Well kept & good greens. It seems like they may be under construction as far as the clubhouse. Good practice area and apart from the substitute starter all staff were friendly and responsive.

This track is quite fun, lots of par 3s and 5s, many elevation changes, and semi-blind shots off the tee and approaching the green. Great value for money.

The course is in okay shape. Greens were good quality and ran true, rest of course was average.

Would definitely recommend for a fun, fast, reasonable round.

Built on an artificial hill (former trash dump) it's not your typical flat Florida course. Lots of elevations, water in only one and spectacular hole. It's very windy and open, so it has a linksy feel.

Interesting lay out, the protection is the many natural areas. Too many too blind shots. The first round is a guessing game, and the guess isn't always correct. It could use some signaling for the right direction. Large greens, not to drastically undulated. Most of them in very good conditions.

The back nine has the most spectacular views. 13-14-15 have the most visually attractive holes with big downhill and over natural areas and Barrancas shots, with the par 5 14 playing bordering de single large lake in the course.

16 is unfair as you have a too long tee shot from before the tips, againts the prevailing wind, over a natural area hazard Wich, unless perfectly hit, will eat you ball and there is nowhere to bail out nor a drop zone. So you have to bend the rules to get to the fairway, after loosing a couple of balls.

The biggest problem is that the course has no drainage, so a little bit of rain turns it in a Mudd bath, car path only. Guess what, it rains in Florida throughout the year. Summer must be messy.

Walking is allowed and it's a nice walk that will put your hearth and knees to work. My knee is still complaining, I'm not.

Facilities are too roustic. Proshop and restrooms are mobile trailers. The only bar is a trailer with no seats or shadows. Only one restroom in the course and one other shelter with a sign indicating that it's not a lighting shelter. Being The only elevated land around, I don't want to be there on a lighting storm. There are too many in FL.

Construction is ongoing for clubhouse and proshop.

They constantly improve this course and keep it in great shape. Love having 3 par 3's on each 9 holes. Love the variety of holes. If your bored of most flat Florida courses, you'll love the hills and height of these holes and find it challenging.

For the 1st time playing this course I thought it was difficult. A lot of blind shots teeing off and approach shots to greens. The 8th hole needs to be told about in club house or starter should tell you about its dropoff.