This course has enough variety to challenge the most experienced of golfers. The terrain is predominantly flat, but there is some mounding which can cause uneven lies. Water hazards come into play on six holes. Most of the fairways are tree lined, and all of them are bordered by a standard cut of rough. The large greens vary in undulation and are fast. Locals say that you should be aware that putts have a tendency to break more in the direction of the Rio Grande River. This course is located only 200 yards from the Mexican border. After many tournaments, the club allows golfers to attempt to hit golf balls into Mexico with their driver. In addition to this scenic course, the club offers river rafting, tennis, hiking, and horseback riding. For people who own and fly their own planes, a nearby public air strip is available. There are additional sets of tees than can be used when playing an eighteen hole round.

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