A long par 3 between trees with a tee shot over a pond to a huge undulating green guarded by a pond to the right.

A straightaway par 4 wherein the second shot will be down to a green sternly angled back to front.

A par 4 doglegging right to left, following the high tension lines, to a green guarded by a large mound on its front right.

A long par 3 to a large green that tends to slope away front to back. The green is raised and protected by a sand bunker left and grass bunkers right.

A short par 4 with a pond reachable from the tee, guarding the approach to the green, with a bunker adjacent and on the front right and a significant drop off to the rear of the green.

A par 3 over water to a raised green guarded by a grass bunker in the front as well as sand bunkers front left and rear. The back of the green also slopes severely to the OB line.

A long par 5 which is the number one handicap. The tee shot is over water to a fairway guarded by trees along the right side. The second shot is between a pond to the left and bunkers / mounds / OB to the right. The large rolling green is guarded by a pond to the left, a bunker front right and a slope to the rear.

A par 4 which curves right to left at the green. The fairway is guarded by a pond along its full left side, with a couple of inviting bunkers on the right. The green is guarded by the pond front left, a sand bunker front right and a grass bunker on the right.

Making the inward turn, this short par 4 is the number eighteen handicap. The fairway is straight and wide. Water to the left should not come into play. The green is flat with a pond along the left side and mounding to the right.

A downhill par 3 to an undulating green guarded by a pond to the left, grass bunker right and a steep descent to the rear.

A par 5 with trees along the left and OB to the right off the tee, with a reachable pond in the rough left. The second half of the fairway, curving right to left, is guarded by a pond up to and guarding the front left of the green.

A par 3 with the fairway angling slightly upward tee to green. The green is protected by a large mound front right and a shallow grass bunker along the left side.

A par 4 which doglegs right to left. The tee shot is over a pond and positioned to stop short of a creek that runs across the left side at the dogleg. The second shot is uphill across the creek and between trees on both sides to a flat green guarded by mounds along the right and behind.

A straightaway par 5 with a tree line along its length (right side). The green is guarded by bunkers front left and right.

A par 3 to a raised green angling back to front. The green is protected by small bunkers left and right, as well as a significant sloping away to the rear.

A direct par 4 with a tee shot across a pond and then a grass ditch. The green is fronted by a faced bunker to the right.

A dogleg right with a downhill tee shot between trees left and right across a creek. The second shot is more open with trees right and left to the green. The green has the same creek along its right side and a bunker front left.