The opening hole is a par-5 and offers players a great opportunity to jump start their round. Playing at 563-yards the first hole is a long but fair starting hole. A bunker guards the left side of the fairway at the first dogleg. The right side of the fairway should be favored to avoid trouble. A small, two-tiered green is protected by a front left bunker.

The second hole is the first of 10 par-4s and is the second shortest par-4 on the course. This medium-length hole plays longer than the yardage on the scorecard due to prevailing winds. The fairway is protected on the right by several features cut into the hillside. Trees on both sides provide framing and definition for this hole.

The first and longest par-3 on the course is mirrored by a pond on the left. A large green is set near the water with the right portion of the approach and the green hazard free. Players that hit shots over this green will be left with a very difficult par save.

The fourth hole is medium-length par 4 that plays downwind often and is surrounded by a meandering creek. The creek will collect errant tee shots on the right side and off-target shots to the left of the green.

The par-4 fifth hole is just 377-yards. Playing from an elevated tee, players must strategically place their first shot to avoid water on the left and a bunker on the right. The green has been placed around a portion of the pond and is protected by a front left bunker.

The sixth hole plays 473-yards and is right in the middle of a four-hole par-4 stretch. This is an uphill hole carved into the hillside. The tee shot is dramatic and must carry far enough for visibility to the green for the second shot. Both sides of the fairway are protected by bunkers and the green is guarded on the left by a bunker. Large trees frame the green on the right.  

The seventh hole is ranked as the hardest hole on property and is the final par-4 on the front nine. Known as the "Silo Hole" this is the longest par-4 on the course playing at 493 yards and is designed to play downwind. A bunker on the right forces a long carry, though the left side of the fairway provides the preferred angle to the green. A large green, protected by a bunker on the right, accepts the typically required long approach shot.

Following the hardest ranked hole on the golf course, players move to the second easiest hole at the par-3 eighth. This 177-yard par-3 is the shortest hole on the course. This inviting hole plays from elevated tees downhill but typically into the wind. A small, tiered green is flanked by bunkers on both sides of the front part of the green.

The front nine closes out with a 562-yard par-5. A downhill tee shot following the contour of the fairway will give some golfers a chance to go for the green. However, the second shot will be demanding as the green is well protected by a pond on the left and a bunker on the right.