The player will have many different angles of attack to choose from. Still, every pin placement will be fair, as the ball will feed to all levels and portions if placed properly. The roughs are not wide and expansive around the fairways and greens, but they will check up and keep balls in play. The native vegetation consists of Wyoming sage, bitterbush, squirreltail, wheatgrass and wildlife. The wildlife includes mule deer, golden and bald eagles, red tail and rough legged hawks, cottontailed rabbits, snakes and other reptiles, coyotes, quail, bufflehead and mallard ducks, Canada geese, jackrabbits and mountain lions.
Water features are extensive on four holes.
There is a hazardous pond on the left side of the 9th green, rushing step pools along he right side of the 10th, a cascading waterfall behind the 17th island green and a large shimmering lake on the left side of the 18th. There are other streams, ponds, lakes and waterfalls on the grounds. The practice facilities take up 10 acres. The public tee complex includes 12,000 and 4,500 square-foot putting greens, one chipping green with four sand bunkers and two acres of tee boxes on the range. Materials contained within this site may not be used without permission.