This wooded course features narrow fairways and soft undulating greens The terrain is fairly flat but some of the tees and greens are elevated In addition rock bed creeks generally dry cross the fairways in front of the greens All the rock creeks come into play on the back nine and are marked on the scorecard s hole diagrams Watch out for them on holes 12 15 17 and 18 Furthermore four holes on the front nine have water hazards in play Unless you ve played the course a few times before the medium sized greens can be hard to read because the subtle contours and breaks are difficult to perceive Locals proclaim hole 18 as a great finishing hole From the back tee this 524 yard par 5 requires a tee shot up a dogleg right fairway then a well positioned second shot so you can avoid the large oak tree growing on the right that can block your approach shot and finally an approach shot over a depression in the fairway with a rock bed creek at its base to a green with a large sand bunker protecting its front The course is managed by American Golf A permanent clubhouse was completed in September 1997 This club provides a green fee discount on weekdays and another discount on weekends to holders of the American Golf Club Card Range balls are included with the green fee Tees times can be reserved eight to thirty days in advance for a reservation fee