This course was built through a natural, wooded terrain with rolling hills. The fairways are long and narrow, and require straight tee shots. Water hazards come into play on five to seven holes, and strategically placed sand bunkers are also critical in the course's design. The signature hole is #12, a 182-yard, par 3, which actually was the inspiration for the course's name, Spilt Rock. A large rock, which rested in what is now the hole's fairway, sprouted a tree that grew up through the middle of the rock. The hole is carved into the side of a hill, has sand bunkers in front of the green, and a stream that diagonals the side of the green.

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