Oaks and sycamores guard many of the fairways. The natural rock formations that hug the left side of the second and third holes give way to the open valley after a drive off the elevated fourth tee. Rock outcropings and scenic valley vistas make the well-maintained courses especially enjoyable. Oaks and sycamores are more numerous on Oak Glen, which has a slightly lower rating and slope than Willow Glen. Oak Glen breaks tradition with nines of 35 and 37 to make up the par 72.
Straight hitters can score well and avoid the river and four ponds.
The course begins and ends on either side of the Singing Hills practice range and stays on the lodge side of the river running through the property. The front side is longer and therefore more challenging, with a 206-yard first hole and an eighth and ninth that average about 200 yards from the back tees. From the fronts, six of the back nine holes measure less than 100 yards. Please read it.