This resort has two regulation eighteen hole courses, and it gets a majority of its business from corporate outings and visits. Both courses feature hard-to-read greens and hilly fairways. About eighty percent of the tees and greens on both courses are elevated. The courses are located on an island. The Blue Course has more trees than the Gold Course. However, the houses lining the Gold Course add to the difficulty. The Gold Course has more water hazards and wider fairways than the Blue Course. Water hazards (ponds) come into play on ten holes on the Golf Course. The greens on the Gold Course are fast and undulating. "Golf Digest" rated the Blue course as the 7th "Best Public Course" in the state for 1996. This facility's driving range does not allow any shot to exceed 150 yards. This resort accepts tee times one day in advance for the public, and two weeks for members and resort guests.

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