This course was built on the natural terrain. Golfers will find grass bunkers, wind-sculpted trees, saltwater marshes, groves of live oaks, pine, maple, gum, dogwood, holly, and cedar trees lining the gently-contoured and rolling fairways. The fairly small greens are well bunkered. The signature hole is #7, a 499-yard, par 5, which requires shots over three marshes between the Calabash Creek and the ocean. The terrain offers vistas of the centuries-old live oaks, expansive fairways, marshlands and a rare view of the Atlantic Ocean. The Little River and Calabash River are additional sources of water on the course. Guests can watch the bright sails of the boats as they enter the channels on their way to the ocean from the marinas that surround the Ocean Harbour property. Wildlife abounds on and around this course, with deer, osprey, gulls, fox, quail, herons and egrets, just to name some of the different species that you may encounter. This course's design features holes that take strategic advantage of the property's abundant saltwater marshes and beautiful Intracoastal Waterways, along with the natural elevation of the land. Water hazards come into play on eleven holes. The course was rated by "GOLF Magazine" as "One of the Ten Best New Resort and Public Golf Courses in the World." The 6,064-yard men's tee also has a ladies' course rating of 77.1 and slope of 152.

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