The greens are slightly sloped, but considered by locals as among the best in the area. The fairways vary in width, and you can see most of the greens from off the tee boxes. The rough bordering all the fairways is very high. This course is not exactly a target course because it allows for mistakes, but ponds do come into play on a few holes. The Lakeview Course is a target course, forcing the golfer to hit over numerous hazards to small landing areas.
Water hazards come into play on every hole, so be sure to bring plenty of extra balls.
The Mountainview Course is also a position course. The fairways have some hills that can cause uneven lies, but they are mostly flat. Anything less than a straight tee shot will land in a hazard. The tiered green is large and oval shaped, making it difficult to two putt. Drive one mile to Cathedral Canyon Drive and turn left, then continue south one mile to the club.