This course features narrow fairways lined with mature oak trees. The course does not have any water hazards, but it does have several deep ravines and sand bunkers positioned on nearly every hole. The ravine on hole #6 drops about sixty feet in elevation. One of the most difficult holes is #10, a 284-yard, par 4, requiring a well-placed tee shot up a dogleg left fairway, then an approach shot to a green framed by mature trees. At times, the scenery is breathtaking because many holes provide beautiful views of Lake Michigan. This course is the site of many historical buildings erected around the turn of the century.

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