This course was built on predominantly rolling and wooded terrain, and although it is easy to walk, it does present a challenge to all level of golfers. There is a creek that comes into play on four holes, and dogleg fairways on three others. The first five holes are the most challenging because of water, a dam bank and three-foot tall thick rough. The last four holes play straight and long and are forgiving. Most of the greens are elevated, medium-sized and slow, while the fairways vary between narrow to wide width. The signature hole is #9, a 480-yard, par 5, requiring an accurate tee shot down a long and narrowing double dogleg fairway to a well protected, elevated green, which has out-of-bounds on the right, a thirty-foot drop off to a spillway on the left and trees to the back.

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