Both the McIntyre and Lamont creeks come into play at this family-owned semi-private club. A routine start morphs into a challenging game when the par four sixth takes a plunge into a verdant valley. A 143-yard par three is next, followed by a short par four carved through the pines to a severely elevated green. The highlight of the four valley holes is the signature ninth, a par five slashed three times by the McIntyre and flanked by more water on the entire right-hand side of the fairway. Accurate shotmaking is a requirement from start to finish, in order to avoid a splashdown. A return to relatively featureless tableland at the 10th puts an end to all of the excitement.