If you would like some refreshment or food before you play, the restaurant is next door to the Golf Shop. You start up the ridge on the first hole, a short 387 par 4, but an elevated green. You'll find a lot of gentle elevations on this golf course. The number three hole is a par five with water coming into play. The tee box is elevated, as is the green.
Water also comes into play on the first four holes, with the number four green surrounded by water.
Fortunately your approach shot should be a short iron on the 362 yard hole. You won't see wild horses, but you may see tamed ones. Signs abound warning you of horse crossings because of the activities offered at the resort. You'll find rabbits, roadrunners, and if you are unlucky, a snake or two. Your primary goal is to stay in the fairway, which cannot be seen on a number of holes.