This challenging course is surrounded by a mix of young and old trees. There are fifty-four bunkers, nine out of eighteen holes have water hazards, and some of the fairways are dogleg configurations. Locals consider the back nine holes to be the best in the state. One of the toughest holes in #17, a 613-yard, par 5, which calls for a 250-yard tee shot over a ridge to the beginning of the fairway. Senior discounts are only available on Monday mornings. The 5,090-yard ladies' tee also has a men's course rating of 65.0 and a slope of 108.

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