The North Course, a Pete Dye design dating to 1968, is a classic championship layout stretching over 7,300 yards and known for its strategic demands rather than sheer length. Dye’s hallmarks—false fronts, pot bunkers, and subtly contoured greens—appear throughout, with tree-lined fairways that require precise placement off the tee. While the routing is forgiving in terms of playable turf, the green complexes and bunkering demand accuracy and smart strategy, especially on memorable holes like the uphill opener, the long par-5 9th, and the demanding finishing stretch. Often considered the sterner test of the club’s two layouts, the North rewards thoughtful shotmaking and is a frequent backbone of the club’s composite championship course.