9-Hole (Public) This course has small, fast greens and narrow fairways. Two ponds and a stream come into play on three holes. Green fees indicated are for all-day play.

18-Hole (Public) This course was built on rolling terrain and is highlighted by several changes in elevation. Even though the fairways are lined with thick brush and trees, they still afford generous landing areas. The signature hole is #8, a 575-yard, par 5, requiring a long downhill tee shot to a...

27-Hole (Resort) This club has three nine hole courses that are played in three eighteen hole combinations. These courses have water hazards coming into play on a majority of holes and well-bunkered greens. Locals say the yardage is deceiving because the courses play longer than they look. Holes #4 and #12...

9-Hole (Semi-private) This course is used exclusively by the YWCA employees, members and guests. The fairways are open and generous, and the greens are well-maintained. No water comes into play, but there are several well-positioned sand bunkers spread throughout the design. There are additional sets of tees that can be used...

36-Hole (Private) This club has two regulation eighteen hole courses. The Hills Course features a links-style, front nine and a traditional back nine. The fairways on the front nine are lined by some houses, but mainly thick natural grasses, while the back nine fairways are tree lined. Water hazards (lakes and...

18-Hole (Semi-private) This well-established course features many mature trees lining its fairways. The greens are large, somewhat undulating, and protected by a few greenside sand bunkers. There are four ponds that come into play on some holes, and three ditches that frequently fill with water. In all, there are water hazards...

9-Hole (Semi-private) This scenic course is located in the countryside. The fairways are wide open, but there will be some uphill and downhill shots.