This well-maintained course was built on rolling hills, so you can expect some uneven lies. Water hazards come into play on twelve holes. The fairways are undulating and tree lined, and many of the greens are elevated. The signature hole is #3, a 381-yard, par 4, which is famous for its "slave wall" (a place were slaves hid during the Civil War). The golfer has a choice of two fairways on this hole. The left fairway has a water hazard that comes into play on the left side, and the right fairway requires a blind approach shot to a forty-foot elevated green. There are two other holes that feature similar "slave holes."

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