Marsh weaves its way through natural wetland terrain. Beautiful oaks and palmettos form a backdrop for challenging golf, where length has its advantages but precision is rewarded.

Bay Island draws from the rugged, natural lay of the land as the longest and most formidable of the three west courses. Water hazards, sand traps, and thick stands of oak and cypress feature prominently.

Recently renovated and set to open later this fall is the Sabal Course.  Bordering on a wildlife preserve, Sabal is a little shorter and tighter than its sibling course, Cypress. Long white sand bunkers flank undulating fairways. Ponds intimidate, especially on holes nine through 12, which curl around a 35-acre lake. Multi-tiered greens with false fronts and terraces require focus until the ball is holed.