This spectacular course features natural marshlands that come into play on several holes. The greens are well-bunkered, medium-sized and fast, and the fairways provide generous landing areas. Since the terrain is rolling, you should expect many uphill and downhill lies, plus a couple blind tee shots will be required. The signature hole is #4, a 340-yard, par 4, requiring a 230-yard carry (from the back tee) over marshlands to a medium-sized green with a picturesque, over-hanging tree. Another outstanding hole is #6, a 460-yard, par 4, featuring a split fairway. The pro shop has an illustration you can purchase of hole #8, a 540-yard, par 5, which has an elevated tee and a view of the marshlands beyond the green. "GOLF Magazine" also selected this course 68th in the 1998 category of the "Top Courses You Can Play In The U.S." This course has one of the largest driving ranges in the state with over twenty-seven stations. Teaching facilities are also available for private or group lessons. A new clubhouse was completed in 1997. Soft-spiked shoes are mandatory; if you don't have soft spikes, the club personnel will change them for you as part of the green fee.

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