Highlands Ridge Golf Club occupies rolling terrain in Avon Park, Florida, where natural elevation changes shape the layout and provide varied sight lines. The course incorporates numerous water hazards, including ponds and streams that border or cross several fairways, requiring precise placement on approach shots. Oak trees and native palmettos frame the holes, creating both visual definition and strategic obstacles. The greens are built to firm, fast standards, with subtle breaks that reward attentive reading. Bunkers are positioned to penalize errant drives and protect pin placements, while the rough is maintained at lengths that can influence club selection. The routing alternates between open stretches and more enclosed corridors, producing a mix of shot demands. Irrigation and drainage systems support consistent turf conditions throughout the year despite seasonal rainfall patterns. The facility also includes a practice range and short-game area adjacent to the first tee.

Par 72 18 holes 6176 yards