This club has one eighteen hole course and one nine hole course. These well-maintained courses were built on 420 acres of rolling terrain and prime real estate, so expect uneven lies. Two-hundred of the 420 acres are heavily wooded. The holes are well spaced, so you don't have to worry about getting struck by another golfer's errant tee shot. The greens are exceptionally large, and Mallard Creek (plus one man-made lake) flows throughout these courses and comes into play on many holes. The most difficult hole is a 464-yard, par 4, requiring a tee shot up a dogleg right fairway, then an approach shot over water and past trees to an average-sized green. The signature hole is a 545-yard, par 5, featuring a giant oak tree in the middle of the fairway about 200 yards off the tee, and later requiring an approach shot to a green framed by large trees.

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