The course begins with a short par 4, with an uphill tee shot to a generous fairway surrounded by bunkers. The green is guarded by bunkers, and sits among a stand of oaks.

A downhill tee shot to a fairway some 50 feet below makes this hole play shorter than its listed length. A good drive, and it should be reachable in two.

This uphill Par 3 will play much longer than it reads on the scorecard. A set of bunkers guard the right side, and the green runs from front to back.

The green sits at one of the highest points on the course, and if you miss the green left right, or long, you are in for a tough chip to a small green.

A long, straight drive down the left side of the fairway is a must on this hole. Trees guard the right side on your second shot, & the green sits behind a ravine.

The second-shortest par 4 on the course is also the tightest. This hole was carved out of the forest, and while short on length, it is long on danger.

This is the longest of the 3 pars on the course, and the most picturesque. Into the normal prevailing wind, this hole will test the accuracy of even the best players.

The small tongue on the front of the green creates a spot for one of the hardest pin positions on the course.

The longest par 4 and one of the most testing holes on the course. A level landing area for your drive will leave you with a shot through the trees to a long green.

The green is very small for a par 5 and there is no room for error on your third shot. Bunkers protect the left side while a pond protects the right.

The 11th hole is dedicated to the PGA TOUR professionals who notched their first career victory in the Quad Cities from 1971 through 1998.

A long par 3 through a tree-lined fairway to a well-bunkered green. This is one of the bigger greens on the course… but don’t miss it, there is trouble all around it.

Probably one of the friendliest holes on the course. A fairway that has bunkers on both sides to a green that sits in front of a stand of trees.

This is the ultimate risk/reward hole. It is drivable but the perils are many. Go for it and miss left and you are in the “valley of sin”.

Probably the toughest hole on the back nine. It is long and tight, and goes to a long, narrow green that is heavily guarded by sand and trees.

Most likely, the “Signature Hole. To the left is the Rock River and all the perils it commands. It may be short, but it is dangerous.

The green is elevated slightly with bent grass collection areas all around. Miss the green, and you will have a tough chip to the hole.

A great finishing hole that will put a premium on driving accuracy. Hit it long and straight to avoid the fairway bunker on the left, but you must keep it on the left side.