Hailed as one of the Top Five New Courses You Can Play by Golf Magazine, Juliette Falls Golf Club snakes across 7,236 yards of parkland terrain hemmed by grizzly waste bunkers and four waterfalls. Each hole presents its own moniker that hints at the unique challenges it poses. Players start their round on Deception, a 382-yard par-four that should ease them into the round, as long as they take the right line on the subtle, double dog-leg fairway. Reflection Lake—the par-five sixth hole—is the course's most difficult path, forcing golfers to launch their tee shots over a pond that starts in front of the tee boxes and drifts down the front side of the fairway as it bends left. The combination of rolling greenery and rugged waste bunkers offers plenty of scenery for golfers to enjoy or disappear into if on the run, including what Golf touted as "Daliesque greens that seemingly melt into the water" on two par-threes.

The same eye-catching conditions await golfers at the 10-acre practice complex. There, players can warm up swings at a natural grass range, hone their touch at a chipping and pitching green and two-tiered practice green, or dig for ancient scorecards in the practice bunker. The complex also serves as the training ground for the Juliette Falls Golf Academy.

Course at a Glance:

• 18-hole, par 72 course
• Length of 7,236 yards from the farthest tees
• Five tee options