The ravine on this open par 5 can be intimidating at first glance. Spacious and 100 feet deep with a creek running through the bottom, it is an obstacle both challenging and beautiful.

Once across, you'll find a long, downhill slope framed by hardwood and magnolia trees. The hole turns left and plays downhill to the green.

A proper plan of attack is needed to navigate this long, beautiful, par 5. The hole plays slightly uphill from the tee, with an uphill second shot that must carry a wetland and the ravine. It's downhill to the green, which isn't visible from the tee.

The fairway is lined by saw grass to the left on a hill, a hardwood forest on the right and the front end of the ravine features pine trees. A row of stately oaks overlook the green.

This heavily bunkered par 4 looks demanding from the elevated tee, but there is really more room in the fairway than it appears.  You'll experience a fairly dramatic downhill tee shot, and a dramatic uphill second shot to a green that features a large false front.

This hole offers an open and spacious feel with wire grass, saw grass and six sand bunkers lining the fairway simulating the feel of a links course.

At hole 8, you'll find an exciting par 3 that must carry a wetland. If you hit the ball well from the elevated Tee boxes, you'll have an opportunity to get on the green. The hole is framed by an oak and magnolia forest to the right of the wet land.

Be careful, however. You're dealing with an intriguing green that is not as easy as it first appears. The challenge will help you build confidence as you look toward hole 9.

Hole 10 features a hard left to right sloping fairway and an uphill second shot. A creek runs along the front of the tees and large oaks can be found around both the tee boxes and the green.

You'll also find Bear Lake to the right of the fairway making this one of the more picturesque holes of the course.

Arriving at hole 12, you find yourself in the middle of a mature pine forest. A long gauntlet of majestic pines and ample green space frames the hole.

The wide-side of the fairway to the right looks inviting from the tee, but leaves a longer approach and presents the possibility of tree difficulty. The hole turns right to left and the tee shot is slightly downhill, with a flat second shot.

This is a three shot hole for all but the longest hitters. Don't be tempted to cut the corner on this long, flat, double-dogleg par 5, as the meandering creek down the left awaits any errant shot from the tee.

Much like the previous hole, here, you'll find dogwood and pine trees with generous green space along the fairway.

This par 4 hole features a slight downhill tee shot and a dogleg right to left. Your approach shot is dramatically downhill. Take one less club to account the drop in elevation.

This hole divides the natural tree line. To the right of the fairway is a natural pine forest. To the left is a sharp slope and a hardwood forest. The green is set apart and is bordered on three sides by hardwood forest and a wetland.

This good, long finishing hole requires two excellent shots in order to secure a par 4. Your tee shot will be flat, but this challenging hole slopes severely uphill on the approach.

Spring Branch Creek runs along the hardwood forest to the right of the fairway. As you go up the fairway, the hole opens up with Bear Lake on the right, and the clubhouse behind the green.