This Jeffrey D. Brauer course has been described as "the Dallas course with the Texas Hill Country feel." Dramatic use of rock-out croppings creates holes unlike any other in the area. Other highlights include a civil war era cemetery and 18 balanced holes, each with its own unique strategy and character. The course routing evolved from a creative public/private partnership between the City of Plano, a private golf developer and several residential developers to maximize land use. The result is a golf course which has exceeded all play projections.

This course, which opened in October, 1996, features a challenging layout of rolling hills and tree-lined fairways. All the greens are accessible from the front, are large in size, fast and undulating, while the fairways are average width, fairly flat and forgiving. The signature hole is #7, a 161-yard, par 3, requiring a tee shot over White Rock creek to a large, sloped green. Senior walking rates are available before 8 AM and after 1 PM Monday through Friday. Junior walking rates are available any day after 10 AM. Carts are mandatory on weekends before 2 PM. The green fees indicated are good for all-day play. The course has an automated tee system that can be accessed beginning at 5 AM.

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