This course features narrow fairways that are tree lined, and water hazards coming into play on seven holes. "Golf Digest" nominated this course as one of the "Best New Public Courses" for 1993. The front nine fairways are more narrow than the back nine's because there are more homes lining them. But in time, with the additional homes being developed, the back nine will eventually be as narrow as the front nine. The greens are average-sized and putt true. Water hazards (ponds, lakes and streams) come into play on twelve holes. The most difficult hole is #5, a 562-yard, par 5, requiring a tee shot over water and around a sharp dogleg left turn with out-of-bounds stakes on the left, then an approach shot over water to the green.

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