This course extended to eighteen holes in 1998. The new nine is mixed in with the original holes and some older holes were eliminated. This part of the state doesn't get as hot in the summertime as Tucson or Phoenix, which are located an hour away and usually have temperatures that are about fifteen degrees hotter. This narrow course features Alamo, Palo Verde and Mesquite trees lining its fairways, but there is no cacti in the design. The fairways are hilly on some holes and flat on others, and two of the fairways are doglegs. The medium-sized greens are very undulating.
