This course gets its name from a big white barn that has been converted into the lounge. In fact, the course used to be named The White Barn. The course sits on former farmland, thus it is fairly flat. The holes make good use of the mature trees and numerous ponds. The most penal hazards are the cow pastures outside of the boundary fences. The course has undergone numerous improvements including a redesign in recent years. Five bunkers have been added to the layout which previously had none. The course was also lenghtened by relocating several tees and constructing new greens. Hole #3, a 521 yard, par 5, was recently nominated as one of the top par 5's in the area. This hole calls for a long drive, which will then allow a risky shot to reach the green in two. It must be straight enough to avoid the fence to the left, high enough to clear a group of tall trees and long enough to carry a pond guarding the green.

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