This club offers two eighteen hole courses, one is for membership play and the other for outside play. Both courses are very similar in design. The fairways are mostly wide open with some mounding and a few sand bunkers. The fast greens are slightly larger than average and there are some that are elevated, tiered and sloped. Creeks and small ponds come into play on the Ironhorse Course. The Ropers Knob Course has two lakes that come into play. The most difficult hole for both courses is #10 on the Ropers Knob Course, a 465-yard, par 4, with water to the right of the green. The second shot requires a carry over water, and the hole always plays into the wind. "Golf Digest" rated the Ropers Knob Course as 3rd and the Ironhorse Course as 4th "Best Public Course" in the state for 1996. The Ironhorse Course is reserved for members and their guests.

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