The former private club began accepting outside play in 1997. It could revert back to a private course once enough houses are sold in the subdivision, which should contain about 1,200 residences. The country of Nauru owns this property and it has totally paid for both land and golf course. The course itself was built on rolling terrain so there will be some uneven lies. The fairways are medium-sized with most being tree lined. Water hazards come into play on six holes, and there's at least one sand bunker on every hole. The greens are extremely large, undulating and very fast. The signature hole is #17, a 202-yard, par 3, which features a water hazard running up the entire right side of the fairway to the green. A sand bunker protects a majority of the left side of the green. The other tee shown is an additional men's tee.

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