9-Hole (Semi-private) This course is right on the border of Canada and the United States. The big attraction for this course is that eight holes are in Canada and one is in the United States. The course also borders two different time zones. The clubhouse is located on the United States...

27-Hole (Resort) This course is an 18 hole course with reversible back nines. With raised tees, undalting greens and open fairways the course is great for all handicaps.

9-Hole (Semi-private) This beautiful course is very scenic. The course was built in a natural setting without disturbing any of the natural surroundings. The fairways are wide open, and the greens are medium in size and speed. The terrain varies from rolling to hilly, and there is a long creek flowing...

9-Hole (Semi-private) This rural nine hole course uses the honor system for payment. It is a flat course with a creek that comes into play on four holes. The ladies tee off from the same set of tees as the men.

9-Hole (Semi-private) This very scenic course was built on hilly terrain. There are two water hazards, besides the Bear Creek that runs throughout the course, which come into play on five holes. The fences marking the perimeter of the course are considered out-of-bounds.

9-Hole (Semi-private) This is a well-maintained regulation course. It's important to note that you must hit the ball straight on this course to score well. There are many trees, including oak, ash, and poplars, lining all the fairways. This very hilly course is loaded with blind shots. Water hazards (three lakes)...

9-Hole (Public) This course has tree-lined fairways, and well-manicured greens. Out-of-bounds stakes line some holes, and water hazards come into play on a few holes. Most holes are protected by well-positioned sand bunkers. Since this course is situated on top of a hill overlooking a valley, you can expect to enjoy...

9-Hole (Public) This course was built on semi-hilly terrain, so you can expect many uneven lies. The average-sized greens are fast and slightly sloped. The wind is often a factor, so selecting the proper club is a large part of the game. Water hazards come into play on three holes. For...

18-Hole (Public) This course has many trees that can affect your shots, and it plays longer than the yardage indicates. Water hazards come into play on four holes, and a few sand bunkers will affect your shots. "Golf Digest" rated this course as the 2nd "Best Public Course" in the state...

9-Hole (Public) This course has fairways that are wide open, and its sloped greens are medium-sized. There is a pond that comes into play on two holes. The ladies' par is actually 39.