This private course features a beautiful classical design; the main concern is accuracy rather than length. With tight out-of-bounds and harsh rough, you can't afford to miss these fairways if you're looking for a good score. You will enjoy playing this outstanding course, which is always in great shape.#13;#10;

With narrow fairways, a tight tree line, and encroaching out-of-bounds stakes on several holes, this course demands that you use your most accurate club off the tees. Take advantage of a tame front nine, as the difficulty level will increase after the turn, with water coming into play for the first time. Hit a good drive on these par-5's and you will be looking at a very good scoring opportunity.

CORNELIUS. Big hitters can have a field day here if they can control the tee ball. The course boasts four short par-5s and several short par-4s; you can expect a number of good birdie opportunities if you're able to find these narrow fairways. Small greens can be difficult to hit, so brush up on your short game for the best chance to save some pars and card a good score.

CORNELIUS. This championship course features an entirely man-made creek, Ghost Creek, that appears without warning and then goes back underground, only to reappear on a number of other holes throughout the layout. Successfully avoid the hazards in these fairways, and you'll turn your focus to greens that contain numerous mounds, slopes, and tiers and that will affect both approach shots and putts.

A scenic links-style course, this venue offers water on just about every hole. Fairways are average in width, but there's trouble everywhere you look. Peppering the landing areas and surrounding these greens are deep bunkers that are difficult to play from. Aggressive play can be rewarded, but it can also cost you several shots if you happen to miss the shot.