This is one of the most beautiful courses in the Southeast. Several players have commented that its the prettiest course they've played.

The long course from the Golf tees plays over 7,000 and is a challenge with the amount of elevation changes. The short course is 5,200' and easier on the arm and offers more challenges than you might think for a mostly open course.

The course plays over rolling hills with several steep uphill and down hill shots. A small lake comes into play on three holes with one offering a shot over water to a small peninsula green. If you don't want to challenge the water, there is an alternative route over land...it just adds an additional 100' or so to the hole.

The recent changes in the course...addition of multiple tees on most holes and the redesign of five holes has made the course take better advantage of the terrain and made it easier on the arm...if you're throwing the short tees.

The tees are earth tees and there are no tee signs. Maps are available at the building and by the cash drop box. In the spring, summer and early fall, just follow the cut grass lines. In the off season, hard to follow due to all the grass being the same length.

Some changes to a couple of the holes will take place over the winter months when the farm isn't so busy. A few holes will have the basket location, the tee location or both moved to give the course a better flow and to allow for multiple tee pads.

The course is closed when there are weddings or other events in the event barn at the beginning of the course so make sure you call or check their website for course closures.

This course is on a working farm with a U-Pick Orchard operation and a large Black Angus Beef operation.

The area offers river rafting, hiking, canopy zip line tours, great fishing and camping.

The farm store sells golf discs, jams, jellies and whatever fruit is in season at the farm at the time.