Peoria Ridge Golf Club sits in the rolling terrain of northeastern Oklahoma, just outside Miami in Ottawa County. The course was designed by Bland Pittman, a regional architect who worked primarily across Oklahoma and neighboring states during the latter decades of the twentieth century. Pittman's designs typically emphasize playability for a range of skill levels while incorporating the natural contours and vegetation of their settings. The layout at Peoria Ridge takes advantage of the area's modest elevation changes and wooded corridors characteristic of this part of the Ozark Plateau's western edge. The region's mix of oak and hickory forests frames many holes, while open stretches allow for strategic options off the tee. Water features and bunkers provide definition without overwhelming the design's straightforward character. As a public facility serving the Miami area and visitors to northeastern Oklahoma, Peoria Ridge functions as an accessible daily-fee course. The club offers standard amenities typical of municipal and public golf operations in smaller Oklahoma communities, including a clubhouse with basic food service and practice facilities. The course serves both local members and traveling golfers exploring the tri-state area where Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri converge.