The challenging front nine with its hills and large pines, maples, oaks, and beautiful Deer Lick Creek, is reminiscent of a course in the Carolinas. The Egberts farmed the land that most of the course was built on. Mary was one of the Egbert sisters and died at the age of three in 1843. It is a converted par 5 hole, now a 451 yard uphill, tree-lined, dogleg left par 4. The best feature of Shawnee Hills is its versatility.
Players can enjoy the game no matter what the skill level.