This resort has two regulation eighteen hole courses. The Harbor Course is very tight and any shot hit off the fairways may land you in trouble. The fairways are bordered by thick rough and tree lines. The medium-sized greens vary in undulation, however, none of them are too severely sloped and their speeds are fast. The Dolphin Course, the longer of the two courses, is a little more open and forgiving. Water hazards come into play on seven holes. The greens are similar to the Harbor Course, but they don't putt as fast. The signature holes for the resort are the #10 and #18 holes on the Harbor Course. Each of these short par 4's require tee shots from platform tee boxes, and then approach shots over water hazards loaded with Mangrove trees. Both the Harbor and Dolphin Courses have offer scenic views of the countryside and ocean. One thing to remember is that putts will have a tendency to break in the direction of the setting sun.

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