Three nines. Pair any two for an 18.

The longest test. Rolling fairways, big closer.

Creekside is the longest of the three nines and the one most members talk about. Rolling bermuda fairways favor a power fade off the tee, the back-nine drives ask for length, and the closing par-5 brings the round home with one last decision — go for it, or lay up.

Tee	Out	Par	Rating
Championship	3,245	36	—
Men's	3,050	36	—
Women's / Forward	2,780	36	—

Hole-by-hole yardages and slope ratings load when the GM confirms current numbers — call the pro shop for the day's pin sheet.

Two par-3s over water. The original 1966 routing.

Roadside is the original 1966 nine — the one members built first, before Lorie Manghan added Creekside and Fieldside in '83. Two par-3s carry over water, tree-lined bermuda fairways frame classic doglegs, and the layout walks the fastest. Good shoulder-season pick.

Tee	Out	Par	Rating
Championship	2,602	36	—
Men's	2,480	36	—
Women's / Forward	2,240	36	—

Hole-by-hole yardages and slope ratings load when the GM confirms current numbers — call the pro shop for the day's pin sheet.

Open and forgiving. Position over power.

Fieldside opens up across rolling pasture and pine framing. Wider landing areas than Creekside, more bunkering than Roadside. Junior-friendly from the forward tees, a useful test for low-handicap members from the back.

Tee	Out	Par	Rating
Championship	2,986	36	—
Men's	2,820	36	—
Women's / Forward	2,540	36	—

Hole-by-hole yardages and slope ratings load when the GM confirms current numbers — call the pro shop for the day's pin sheet.