This is a tight, challenging course that just added new bunkers, water hazards, tees, mounding, and full practice facilities in 1998. In general, the greens are fast, small and a few are sloped from back to front. The terrain offers beautiful, mature trees that have been around since the course opened in 1922. The most difficult hole is #8, a 437-yard, par 4, which calls for a tee shot that must be carried uphill and then an approach shot that must avoid a swale on the left side of the green. Due to the private nature of the club, guests can only play when accompanied by a member.

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