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The Lake course plays around a lily-edged, four-acre lake and over two meandering creeks bringing water and associated wetlands into play on eight of the nine holes. From holes #1, #2 and #3,  sloping down and around the lake, to #7 where the green cuts into the lake, this nine appears open and lush. Seasonal wildflowers burst into view on hole #8 and natural grasses threaten to steal your shot at various points along the way. |
Lake Hole #7, Par 5 Measuring from 463 (Oak tees) to 572 (Hawk tees) yards, this hole opens with a wetland that needs to be carried off the tee and a creek that runs along side the tee before crossing the fairway. A good second shot should carry the creek leading to your approach into the green which is wrapped in the biggest lake on the course. |
 Lake Hole #8, Par 3This short par 3 can cause more trouble than many may think. The ordinary tail wind makes it difficult to carry the wetlands and to get the ball to stop before it trickles off the back of the green. Don't let this miniature-appearing green fool you, it is deeper than it seems. The hole plays often shorter than it looks. Try to hit the ball as high as possible, increasing the chance of a soft landing and a quick stop. |
| Course Ratings | ||||
| Hawk (brown) | Cinnabar (red) | Quicksilver (silver) | Oak (gold) | |
| Lake/Canyon | 72.9/138 | 71.0/132 | 68.9/128 | 68.4/121 |
| Lake/Mountain | 73.6/142 | 71.2/134 | 68.6/127 | 68.1/120 |
| Mountain/Canyon | 72.5/137 | 70.8/131 | 68.1/126 | 68.1/118 |
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