Coral Ridge Country Club, Championship Course is a premier private club located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Founded in 1954, the club boasts a Robert Trent Jones, Sr. classically designed championship course and a Rees Jones designed par 3 short courses that are both meticulously maintained, along with various golf practice facilities.

The 18-hole Coral Ridge Country Club, Championship Course is as beautiful as it is challenging. Restored in 2020 by Rees Jones, the famed golf course architect known as the "Open Doctor," the par 72 layout bears classic runway style tee boxes, a signature of his father, with undulating greens that are precisely bunkered.

Touted as an "easy bogey, but a hard par" the 7,160-yard Championship routing offers an array of course lengths and difficulties so members of all ages and skill levels can enjoy playing. The course has aptly been described as the "crown jewel" of Fort Lauderdale.

Located in the center of the Championship Course and steps away from the clubhouse and Pro shop, is a newly contoured and expanded 12-hole putting green, chipping green area and practice facility that includes an east and west practice tee. Members can practice hitting full shots on the east tee onto eight target greens with varying yardages, work on their fairway bunker shots, or hone their short game around the chipping green and practice bunker.

The club also boasts a 25-meter swimming pool and 11 first-class tennis courts touted as the best maintained in the county, all lighted for night play. For happy hours and socializing, the sunken clubhouse bar area is a preferred gathering place for members and their guests. But, considering the unobstructed view of a sunset over the golf course, the Terrace is also a great place for drinks or relaxing dinner.