Park Ridge Golf Course is a municipal golf course off Lantana Road between 441 and the Turnpike. It is totally unique to South Florida because it was built on an old landfill with a surprising amount of elevation change.

The layout is wide open off the tee and has little in the way of trees. Water is on only a few holes, but there are numerous blind shots and moderately well-bunkered fairways and greens. There are five sets of tees, and from the tips, it can play to 6,919 yards, 73.2/134, course/slope ratings designed by Roy Case and Jeffrey Grossman in 2007.