Water comes into play on 15 holes. Players hit over the river on the 226-yard eighth hole with wind making the green an especially long poke in windy conditions. The signature hole is No. 16, a par-5 protected by a creek on the left and bunkers on the right. Big hitters can reach the putting surface in two, but must avoid a pond guarding the left side of the green. Playable for golfers of all levels, Jefferson Landing has four sets of tees ranging from 7,100 to 4,960 yards.
Guests can take advantage of golf packages and stay in a large lodge.
The spacious new clubhouse includes dining facilities and a large pro shop. Mountain Air features one of the most memorable holes in the mountains. At 468 yards, albeit downhill, it requires two solid shots. Only a slender strip of bailout land is available to the right on the approach. The course is very playable with medium-sized bent grass greens, and wide bluegrass fairways.