OK. Not only is it a beautiful course, designed by Joe Finger, but it is scenic, being cut through the trees, and the deer are constantly roaming around. It utilizes rough, sand, trees and water to provide a beautiful setting and yet a very challenging course. The scorecard warns you that the distances on the holes are measured from the front of the tees to the front of the greens! On some par 3's, you have to do the math and add 30-40 yards to the distance specified on the scorecard. On one par 3, before my late brother and I read the "fine print" on the scorecard, we dunked a ball each, before dropping 3 clubs in order to reach the green. Anybody play the course? Do you know which hole on the front 9 I am talking about?