Eagle Ridge Golf Club in Summerfield, Florida features two courses designed by architect Terry Doss: the Champions Course and the Heritage Course. Both layouts navigate the gently rolling terrain and native vegetation typical of central Florida's landscape, where elevation changes and strategic water features define play across the property. Doss's design approach emphasizes shot-making variety and strategic bunkering rather than length, with fairways that reward accuracy and course management over pure distance. The Champions Course presents a more demanding routing, with tighter fairways and more aggressive hazard placement that appeals to accomplished players. The Heritage Course offers a more accessible alternative, maintaining design integrity while providing wider landing areas and slightly less severe penalties for wayward shots. Both courses incorporate the region's characteristic wetlands and oak-lined corridors, creating distinct holes that take advantage of the site's natural features. The club serves the central Florida community with a membership model that supports both courses. The dual-course setup allows for varied play and accommodates different skill levels, a practical design philosophy common to Florida resort and daily-fee facilities. The courses reflect Doss's body of work in Florida, where he has designed numerous layouts emphasizing playability and strategic interest within the constraints of the state's relatively modest topography and environmental considerations.