The East Course (holes 1-9) is the oldest of the three courses and was built by Parker Terry in 1930. Measuring just over 3,000 yards, the hilly terrain, mature trees, and small greens provide plenty of challenges to golfers of all abilities. The East Course is known for its difficult par-5s, with 4, 6, and 9 all measuring over 500 yards each.

The North Course (holes 10-18) measures in at over 3,200 yards. Terry Hills' signature hole is 14, a short par-3 that plays to an island green, described by the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle as one of western New York's ten best holes. The North Course also features a local favorite finishing hole in the 18th, which is a dogleg that plays through the woods up to an elevated green.

The South Course (holes 19-27) measures just over 3,100 yards and features classic par-5s like #20, which measures 536 yards and is guarded by a pond at the front of the green. Demanding par-4s include #23, the uphill "cemetery hole" and the looming 26th.