This course was built on semi-hilly terrain, so you can expect some uneven lies. The fairways are typically wide, and a pond comes into play on two holes. The signature hole is #3, a 575-yard, par 5, requiring an approach shot over water to the green. In the springtime, the course bursts with beautiful dogwoods and azaleas tucked into the tall pines. Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay redesigned a portion of the course in 1986. Tee times are only reserved for weekends and holidays, up to seven days in advance. The 5,765-yard men's tee also has a ladies' course rating of 73.4 and a slope of 126. Bobby Jones won the Southeastern Open here during his Grand Slam year of 1930.

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