The front 9 starts out with a great risk-reward tee shot on the sharp dogleg left 1st hole, depending on how aggressive you want to start off your round.  From there you will wind your way through holes that are a great blend of tree lined areas and native grass areas.  Careful placement off the tee on many of these holes will allow for great approach shots to the greens.  Both par 5’s on this side are usually 3 shot holes with the emphasis put on the placement of the second shot.  The front 9 is slightly longer than the back 9 and can be played anywhere between 2,585 yards and 3,532 yards.

The back 9 features 2 par 5’s in the first 3 holes with the tough par 3 11th hole sandwiched in between them.  Both par 5’s can be reached in 2 with well placed tee shots and the 11th hole plays straight into the prevailing wind with a water hazard hugging the right side.  From there, you will enjoy mostly prairie style holes with undulating greens until reaching par 4 18th hole.  This fantastic finishing hole is tree lined with an uphill tee shot to where the fairway levels off, then hitting over a small water hazard to a slightly elevated green.  This hole has seen many matches won and lost on it over the years.  The back 9 can be played anywhere between 2,527 yards and 3,460 yards.