Designed by PGA Tour veterans Mark McCumber and Gene Littler and established in 1987, this elegant 18-hole, par-72 championship layout stretches approximately 6,692 yards from the championship tees, with a course rating of 72.9 and slope of 136. The course artfully weaves through two distinct landscapes: the front nine meanders amid majestic moss-draped oaks and parkland styling, while the back nine transitions into rolling marshland terrain where water and strategic bunkering heighten the challenge.
This layout rewards precision and strategic play. Notable holes include the demanding par-5 2nd, which offers a risk-reward opportunity over water, and the dramatic 15th, requiring two marsh carries to an elevated green protected by a deep pot bunker. The course challenges golfers with its mix of tight tree corridors, marsh hazards, and thoughtful shot design—all maintained in impeccable condition.