This course was built among a forest of sugar maple and pine trees. The fairways are predominantly narrow and lined by trees on both sides, and the greens are large, firm, and undulating. There is a creek that comes into play on one hole, and ponds and marshes come into play on seven other holes. The terrain is typically flat, but there are some rolling hills that can cause uneven lies. The most scenic hole is #18, a 394-yard, par 4, with an approach shot that crosses the creek twice before you can reach the green that is protected by two large sand bunkers in front and Sugar Lake in the back. The most difficult hole is #2, a 571-yard, par 5, with a looping dogleg left design and a large maple tree in the middle of the fairway.

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