9-Hole (Public) This course features average-sized greens that are slightly sloped. Even though the fairways are lined with pine trees, they still afford generous landing areas. In addition, water hazards come into play on two holes. The "guitar-shaped" signature hole is #4, a 205-yard, par 3, requiring a tee shot over...

18-Hole (Public) This course was built on rolling terrain that was once farm land. The front nine has more wide open fairways than the back nine, while the back has the tree windbreaks previously planted for protecting the crops. All the greens, as well as some fairways, are well bunkered. The...

9-Hole (Private) This course is very demanding. There are an out-of-bounds areas on six holes. Water also comes into play on three holes. The course has snug fairways.

18-Hole (Public) Formerly known as The Gauntlet at Curtis Park, this course was cut out of an old oak forest and built on hilly terrain. The fairways are excellent, even in the winter. This is a typical P. B. Dye design with the usual mounding. The elevated greens are excellent and...

9-Hole (Semi-private) This course has fast greens and tight, tree-lined fairways. In addition, water hazards come into play on five holes. This course has nice greens that have proven to be a challenge for the members. There are additional sets of tees that can be used when playing an eighteen hole...

9-Hole (Public) This executive course is not very difficult. There are no sand bunkers, water hazards, or waste bunkers on the course, but there are many tree-lined fairways. The only feature that makes this course difficult is the rolling terrain it was built on. The greens are small, perfectly flat, and...