Except for Nos. 3 and 4, which are close to I-75, the course is serene despite its suburban setting. Water guards both sides of the fairway about 250-260 yards from the tee. The No. 1 handicap hole is No. 8, a 541-yard par 5. The back side does not feature the fine scenery of the first nine.
Many large homes line the fairways.
The back nine does feature one of the prettiest holes in Oakland County, the 10th. It's not difficulty that makes No. 10 so special. It's the view from the tee that makes it so spectacular. Tony Catenacci wants to add another nine by 1996. We're just looking to improve it.