The signature holes at Tiffany Greens are Nos. 1 and 15. A player's second shot is over water to an elevated green residing on a rock wall. The par three 185 yard 15th hole is lined with water along the entire right side of the hole. A player's tee-shot must carry the water and avoid water on the right and a bunker to the left. Tiffany Greens is a new course, which opened in May 1999.
Wind can play a major role during the week of the tournament.
With a prevailing northeast wind, holes 4 and 6 would be down wind, yet number 10 would require a shot into a strong wind and the obstacle of a rock wall around the green. Hole 15 would, in turn, present the golfers with a heavy crosswind. Even with rain, the drainage at Tiffany Greens is excellent and while it may slow the playing surface a bit, the wind will rapidly dry the surfaces out and make them very quick. Tiffany Greens has zoysia fairways, which can be cut very short. Yet, because of zoysia's dense leaf texture, the morning still presents heavy dew.