Paint Creek has a picturesque layout that wanders up and down along a rolling landscape of knolls and hillsides shaded by stands of oak, ash and maple. The course began its life as a nine-hole, public facility back in the 1980's. It was expanded to 18 holes in the early 1990's in a remodeling supervised by local architect, Don Childs. Since then, many other improvements have taken place at the club, including the renovation and expansion of our clubhouse.

Our gently sloping bentgrass fairways offer a variety of playing adventures. You'll be crossing creeks and wetlands, playing to island and peninsula greens and taking on doglegs. Some holes, like the 6th, will give you panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

"The thing I love about this course," says Steve Vickery, General Manager of Paint Creek, "is that it never plays the same. It's not overly long, but you always walk away with the feeling that you could have done better and you want to go out there and try again."

No Denim and Cargo Shorts. No cell phones in clubhouse.