Where the front nine is busy with homes lining most of the course, the back nine gives the golfer plenty of open space to get back to nature. Plush, green, and full of challenges, this back nine will top the list of favorites. The back nine offers five par 3's, three par 4's and one very difficult, finishing par 5. . On this back nine especially, the architect designed a well thought out course, bringing into play the beauty of the land, working nature into the game enough to make this lower yardage course a challenge to all players. Hole 10's par 4 is a straight 354 yarder, but a lake sits midway on the right of the fairway.
Bunkers protect both front left and the right side of the green.
The next hole opens nicely to a wide, slightly downhill, undulating and sloping fairway. Needless to say, the slope leads to a lake on the right that follows the fairway all the way to the front lip of a long green. Woods guard the left side, to about the 150 yard marker, replaced by a grassy meadow. A favorite of most golfers, according to Centennial's Ed Leuppe, is the par 3's at Hole 12 and 13. Yardage of 201and 222 might seem achievable, but once again trees border right up against the fairway.