The Forest Course, crafted by Rees Jones and opened in 1995, greets players with sweeping panoramic views and a tranquil round where carefully placed deep fairway and greenside bunkers demand thoughtful tee shots and precise approaches; the Meadow Course—originally laid out by Hal Purdy in 1965 and expanded by Brian Silva in 1989, with final master-plan work begun by Stephen Kay in 2013—offers a Parkland-style test of varied elevation that requires a full bag of clubs, accurate distance control into well-protected greens, and deft speed on the putting surface to preserve pars; likewise, the River Course (mostly Purdy’s 1965 routing with Silva’s 1989 additions and a 2008 renovation) features rolling terrain that is forgiving off the tee but punishing on approach, where contoured greens favor shots that finish below the hole.