Feel the exhilaration of playing more than 7,200 yards on this par-72 John Sanford designed course.

Our 7,239-yard, par-72 course at Juliette Falls has a rolling park-like design highlighted by four waterfalls; pine, oak, and palmetto forests; and flowering landscaping. It all creates a tapestry of visual richness.

You'll find 25 acres of cocina waste areas throughout the course filled with crushed pinkish cocina shells. These are places where you can ground your club, and they're very playable. We used lustrous white sand in our formal bunkers.

Drainage is excellent here throughout the course. There are extra drains in bunkers to prevent them from washing out. We have no wetland or clay issues either. You will be able to go back out and play right away after a sudden storm.

You'll find some forced carries on our course, but they have been reduced greatly or even eliminated for the high handicap players. The emphasis on strategy here makes this an enjoyable place to play for everyone. We have five sets of tee boxes so that each player can find the right distance.    

You'll find one of those spectacular waterfall features on No. 7 on a hole we like to call "Oasis." This par-3, 214 yards from the back tees and 143 yards from the front, is landscaped with tropical plants and native grasses. It's not quite an island, but it does lie adjacent to water. From the back tees, there's a forced carry, but from the forward tees there's no water to cross.

One of our most picturesque holes is the 8th, a par-4 that plays at 446 yards from the back tees and 326 from the front. The hole has been cut into the remains of a cavern that was part of a phosphate mine, so the landscape is dramatic. A number of mature live oaks surround the area where the green sits. From the top of the trees down to the green it's about 70 to 80 feet. Azaleas and native grasses serve as a backdrop.

One of the most notable stretches of holes is from the 12th through the 14th.

The 455-yard par-4 on No. 12 passes over a number of ravines. The area is surrounded by live oaks. The green has both a false front and false back that means some players may be chipping up to the green. As you play a hole like this, you'll particularly notice that both our chipping areas and greens are planted in Jones Original Tifdwarf, making for a tight and highly manicured surface.

The 13th is a 189-yard par-3 with water and a waterfall in back of the green. In front of the green is a very large mountain rock, fieldstone brought in from Alabama to help set a picturesque scene here. In fact, Alabama fieldstone was used throughout the course to front the ponds.

The 14th, a 595-yard par-5 has a plateau fairway with three direction changes. It almost forms an S-shape. This fairway also has a Hilton Head Island style to it because of the many live oaks.

Our finishing hole is a very strong par-4, measuring 468 yards from the back tees. It's a downhill drive from the tee boxes which are 40 feet above the green level. But it's a narrow driving area with oaks to the left and wetlands on the right. It will take two very challenging shots to reach the green where you'll find a water feature on the right hand side.