This club has four eighteen hole courses. The Dubsdread Course was built from the natural terrain and is known for its many oak trees lining the fairways and its large, undulating greens. GOLF MAGAZINE chose this 14th among the "Top 100 Courses You Can Play in the U.S." for 2002.

The #2/Ravines Course was also built out of the natural terrain. It does not have the championship design of the Dubsdread Course, but it is challenging just the same. The greens are average-sized and most of them have ravines in front of them. Water hazards (some ponds) come into play on three holes.

The #1/Blue and #3/Red courses share just about the same design. These courses are more open than the others, but somewhat longer in yardage. The terrain is not as undulating as the other courses, but there are a few rolling hills that can affect your lies.

Joe Lee and Dick Wilson redesigned the Dubsdread and #2/Green courses in 1963. Rocky Roquemore redesigned Dubsdread in 1990. The club annually hosts the PGA Tour's Motorola Western Open on the Dubsdread Course.

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