This wooded course has a variety of trees lining its holes. The trees, just to name a few, are hickory, pecan, pine, cedar, maple, and oak. The course is fairly rolling and at times, very hilly. There is water that comes into play on holes #7 and #16. The fairways are extremely tight, and some of them are ninety-degree doglegs. The greens are so small that the golf professional compared them to the famous "postage stamp" at Royal Troon in Scotland. The ladies tee off from the same set of tees as the men.
