Heritage Ridge Golf Club sits in Hobe Sound on Florida's Treasure Coast, designed by Don Fazio and opened in the mid-1990s as part of a residential community. The course occupies gently rolling terrain—unusual for this part of coastal Florida—and incorporates natural elevation changes that give the layout more dimension than the typical flat South Florida design. Fazio routed the course through native vegetation and preserved oak hammocks, creating a parkland character with tree-lined fairways and strategic bunkering that rewards accuracy over distance. The layout features water on several holes, typical of the region, but the design emphasizes shot values and course management rather than relying solely on hazards for difficulty. Greens are moderately contoured and well-protected, requiring thoughtful approach play. The course serves a private membership drawn largely from the surrounding residential community and seasonal residents attracted to the quieter, less developed character of Hobe Sound compared to neighboring areas along the Gold Coast. Heritage Ridge operates as a semi-private facility, offering members a relaxed club atmosphere with access to practice facilities and dining. The course provides a solid test for players of varying abilities, with multiple tee options that allow the layout to play from under 5,000 yards to over 6,800 yards. Its location places it within the broader Jupiter-Hobe Sound golf corridor, an area known for numerous quality courses and year-round playability.