This club has three eighteen hole courses superbly designed in three distinctively different styles. The Heathland Course is a British links course with no trees, but plenty of strategically placed sand bunkers incorporated into its design. The wind and deep rough will also contribute to high scores if you don't select the right clubs or miss hit one of your shots. In 1990, this course was rated as one of the top ten new resort courses in the world by "GOLF Magazine." The Moorland Course is a definite target course. The natural vegetation lining the fairways, well-placed sand bunkers, and waste areas all combine to make this a demanding course for even the most experienced golfer. The terrain is undulating, and there are water hazards that come into play on some holes. The Parkland Course is the newest and most exciting course because of its contoured, tree-lined fairways, vast natural waste areas, deep-faced bunkers, and massive undulating greens.

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