This extremely tight and relatively short course has greens that are small and fast. Water hazards come into play on ten holes, including #10, a 335-yard, par 4, which calls for a tee shot over a meandering creek. The natural rolling terrain and the tight, demanding fairways are framed by a host of cedar, oak, pine, and elm trees, which were planted in the 1930's and 40's by the visionary Lynn Burris. The club's tree-planting program continues even today and provides delight to golfers through all four seasons.

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