This eighteen hole course affords golfers a challenging round of golf. Water comes into play on fifteen holes in the form of creeks and ponds. Three holes share one moderate-sized lake. The greens are fairly large, with some undulation. They are fairly flat, but do offer enough breaks to make it interesting. The fairways are tight, but not overly restrictive. Along with the course's abundance of water, there are also some natural conservation areas that are protected. Overall, the course is flat and easily walkable. Perhaps the most challenging hole on the course is #18, a 573-yard, par 5, which has a sizeable water hazard on the fairway and another that protects the green. To add further contemplation on how to approach this green, a wooded area is located to the other side of the water.

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