The Hammock Course is partially situated in a mangrove and tropical hardwood hammock and contains many rare and endangered species of plants for players to observe and enjoy. It is considered the more scenic of the Club's courses and is a true test of target golf. With fairways meandering through this natural hammock and with water hazards on fourteen of the eighteen holes, concentration becomes key to a good round. This par-71 course is 6,200 yards in length and offers a magnificent collection of memorable holes.

The Dolphin Course features fairways winding past tamarind, coconut palms and mahogany trees as well as other exotic landscaping. Glittering water hazards delight the eye and call for accuracy. This course allows much more margin for error off the tee, with quite generous fairways. The real test on this 6,500-foot long par-71 course arrives when you get to the greens. These large, undulating greens require careful reads to avoid the dreaded three-putt. Club selection, allowing you to get close to the flagsticks, is very important on your approach.