There are three eighteen hole courses at this club. The North Course is a typical Florida flat course. There are water hazards that come into play on ten holes and the greens are smaller than the other courses. The West Course is more rolling and has water frequently coming into play. There are bulkheads surrounding the lakes on this course. The South Course is the youngest and reflects more of the bulkheads which are part of the Devlin and von Hagge design trait. This course was built on rolling terrain, and the water hazards are always a factor in scoring well. The North Course's signature hole is #16, a 450-yard, par 4, with a fountain in the center of a lake. The South Course's most difficult hole is #12, a 560-yard, par 5, with a double dogleg fairway and requiring an approach shot to a peninsula green. The ladies' tee on each course also has men's course ratings.

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