The Mountain Course (Course A) features undulating surfaces to increase the thrill of fairway shots as well as the appeal of putting on the greens. The mature trees make for blind shots to some greens, and the several doglegs will test the skills of low handicap players. Divided from The Mountain Course by the large lake that gives it its name, The Lake Course (Course B) has a refreshing atmosphere and many bodies of water that can prove challenging. The Desert Course (Course C), also known as the Arizona Style course, provides an incredible adventure for the golfer seeking to brave an arid landscape of cacti and rocks. Bunkers abound making it a challenging course where you must plan every move carefully and patiently. Mixing these nine holes with those from the main course provides most with an extremely fulfilling round of golf. The Links Course (Course D) boasts the wide open spaces and windy expanses of a links course and will challenge golfers who enjoy long drives and thoughtful planning in their games.