This club has three nine hole courses that are played in three eighteen hole combinations. Each nine hole course has different characteristics. The Meadows Course offers fairways that twist and turn, bunkers that are strategically placed, a network of ponds and well-bunkered greens designed to catch the misplaced shot. The Woods Course was carved out of the rolling hills and trees of the northeast corner of Camp Dearborn. Trees of nearly every species found in Michigan abound over the rolling land. It has one elevation that drops seventy feet. The Lakes Course winds through five lakes and water comes into play on eight of the nine holes. However, this layout is carefully designed to reward the well-placed shot while offering players a number of options to avoid too severe a penalty for the mis-clubbed shot. The club underwent a number of major improvements in 1997, including the addition sprinkler heads labeled with yardage, along with decorative pilings and new stonework on several holes. A natural grass, nine hole putting course is also available. Resident green fees are somewhat less than the non-resident fees shown.

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