The par 5 finishing hole on the Canyon course takes your breath away from the road, as an impressive assortment of flowers, bushes, and trees drape the lagoon that travels the length of the dogleg right and protects the front edge of the peninsula green. The Oasis course is aptly named, with water coming into play on all but two holes. Cut in the traditional mold, it is fairly wide open where it is dry. On the firm fairways, the summer Bermuda is generously overseeded with Rye, and everything is kept very moist. The greens are soft but cut low and fast, which pretty much goes for the other two nines as well.
Palm trees line the fairways and bunkers are few in number but strategically placed.
Teeing off the desert course, you might be tricked by the first two holes. These circle the Oasis course before taking a left turn directly into the face of the mountain. Once you reach the fourth hole, the landscape begins to change as rapidly as the elevations. Stop and admire the view from the beautifully constructed tee boxes on No. 6 and observe as the flora turns from palm to cactus and from bush to brush. The Canyon course begins where the Desert leaves off.