This short, tight course demands bulls-eye accuracy and will force you to use all your clubs as you try to strategically place the ball in the right spots. The well-bunkered greens are small, fast and have many subtle breaks, while the tree-lined fairways are medium width, well defined and completely surrounded by mounds. The first ten holes on the course rest on a plateau, the next seven are down in the Don River Valley and hole #18 is back on the plateau in front of the clubhouse. The signature hole is #11, a 389-yard, par 4, requiring a tee shot over a gully downhill to the Don River Valley, which has a water hazard on the left and giant fescue covering the hill on the right. The well-bunkered green has a creek running in back of it.

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