A Course : The A Course is built upon rolling hills and offers breathtaking views. The fairways are greatly influenced by the hilly terrain and some of them have massive swings to left or right and even up and down. The front nine definitely suits players who draw the ball as the majority of holes are dogleg lefts. There are quite a few elevated tees and while the fairways are relatively generous, getting the ball on the correct side of them gives you a huge advantage for your second shot. Many of the greens are very big and feature multiple tiers that can be extremely difficult to judge. The front nine is an extremely beautiful stretch of holes and because of the number of doglegs it is also the more difficult. B Course : The B course is completely different style with A course while it appears flatter with wider fairways but longer in length. Long hitters definitely earn some advantage as most Par 4 exceeds 400 yards. Bunkers play a large factor , they are perfectly positioned to penalize off track shots. And not difficult to see deep and powder like greenside bunkers which mean your ball will be easily buried, could be very nasty though. Greens are average in size and generally flat.