Peridia Golf and Country Club

Peridia Golf and Country Club sits in Bradenton on Florida's Gulf Coast, part of the greater Sarasota metropolitan area. The course was designed by William Luis, Jed Azinger, and Gordon Lewis, representing a collaborative approach that characterizes many Florida residential club developments from recent decades. The design reflects the region's flat terrain and subtropical environment, with routing that incorporates water features, native vegetation, and strategic bunkering typical of modern Florida golf course architecture. The layout serves a private country club community and provides a championship-length test from the back tees while offering multiple forward tee options to accommodate players of varying abilities. Like many courses in this part of Florida, Peridia features Bermuda or paspalum playing surfaces suited to the warm, humid climate, with fairways that wind through residential neighborhoods and natural preserve areas. Water hazards come into play on multiple holes, requiring both strategic course management and accurate shotmaking. The club functions as a centerpiece for its residential community, offering traditional country club amenities alongside the golf course. The setting benefits from the Bradenton area's proximity to the Gulf of Mexico and the cultural attractions of nearby Sarasota, positioning Peridia within a region known for its concentration of golf facilities and year-round playability. The course provides members with a well-maintained daily golf experience characteristic of Florida's private club market.