This course is a short, but tight trek so you won't need your driver, but have a variety of shots handy because Black Creek is sure to challenge all skill levels. The link-style front nine that has open fairways, and the back nine was built over marsh ­ you're sure to enjoy the bridges crossing over the swampy water. The back also features narrow tree-lined fairways and large greens, and the course has water on 13 holes, so bring some extra balls or a snorkel set. The signature hole is #15, a 200-yard par 3 with a tee shot to an island green.

This well-maintained wetlands course (formerly Willopeg) features large greens and narrow fairways. A long trek, Lost Plantation has an abundant number of mature trees and water hazards are scattered throughout, making accurate shots a must ... Otherwise, plan to pack a few extra sleeves of balls. Rates include cart fees.

This 6,990 yard course plays even longer, so hard hitters should have fun, and it features tree-lined mounded fairways as well as large greens. Sand bunkers may prove to be a problem on this heavily-played trek, as they are scattered throughout the tough layout. The signature hole is #4, a par 3 with a tee shot over a creek which flows throughout the hole.