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The course is in good shape and the greens are healing well But when your ball is not on the fairway, the rough is severely penalizing. One has to be almost on top of the ball to see it. It needs to be cut so that you can see half of the ball within 10 yards away. Looking for a ball in the rough unnecessarily slows down the pace.

the course is not in its best shape yet but not due to lack of maintenance. it’s obvious they’re getting it done. it was aerated recently so it’s getting back in due time. the course tests you with its distance and carry over water and shrubs. it’s manageable and it can be fun and enjoyable. pitching from around the greens can be tough because you’re hitting from different levels.

This is a well-maintained course with fairways almost spotless. The greens are recovering nicely and it’s almost there. It’s no surprise, even on a weekday, course is packed with players. So there’s quite a few minutes wait on practically every hole.

Park Ridge is a nice course offering its unique challenges among South Florida courses - probably one of the few courses that plays with multiple elevations. And to be paired with some wonderful people - complete strangers - made it more enjoyable. It would have been a perfect afternoon were it not for the rude cartman who was angry for me not returning cart to their expected stations. But it’s all because of their own flawed systems. Instead of blaming the player, why not put a sign to drive cart farther up ahead. If it happens all the time, improve the system by putting up a sign where it could be easily seen.

Course looks great and nicely maintained. Fairways are wide and forgiving and even the cart bridges are noticeably wider. Greens are almost flawless but more challenging than it appear. Overall an enjoyable course with enough challenges that make you think to go back.

This is a surprisingly nice course. Golf course personnel were friendly and accommodating. They see first tee clear and they told me to go anytime I’m ready, well ahead of my tee time. That’s a good start for an enjoyable round.

The course does not offer the “wow factor” in terms of creativity and innovation in design, but if you’re looking at green grass where it should be from tee to green, that’s a beautiful course in my book. This is more like a traditional course and you’ll find challenges in strategically placed trees to create dog legs, well placed and well kept bunkers, and water hazards to make you think. On some holes, you’re compelled to make decisions on your approach shots. Be assured, you’ll find enough challenges that makes you want to go back.

On this September 20, 2019 afternoon, one would think that friendly staff would make perfect start for an enjoyable round and it did. Course wasn’t crowded so I teed off alone. The 1st hole made a very nice representation of the whole course.. The tee box was clean, fairway was faultless all the way to the green, bunkers raked and not compacted, greens were spotless and rolling good, and you see that players put so much respect to the course by filling up divots. Then here comes the wind and then the rain to interfere with the game. On one approach shot from a 100 yards, the wind turned my ball around like in a semi-circle. But despite the howling wind and rain, it didn’t negate and dampen an enjoyable round. It’s a normal windy Florida weather this time of the year.

Good thing about this course is that it seems to progressively get better every time I go play there. Fairway grasses are not perfect but it does not justify complaints. Greens are a little bit slow but it look nice. I'd go there again to a catch a freshly cut green.