The Treasure Cay Golf Course was designed by Dick Wilson, one of America's most renowned golf course architects, with several classic   courses consistently ranked in "Golf Digest's Top 100". The best known might be the Doral "Blue Monster" in Miami.  Treasure Cay was among the last courses that Wilson designed but unfortunately he died before the course was finished in 1968. His assistant, Joe Lee, completed the work and went on himself to become a famous golf course architect.

The course is carved out of the woods on a generous tract of land so there is no interference from adjacent fairways. Measuring 6985 yards from the blue tees and with 60 strategically placed sand bunkers, it challenges even the best players. Natural terrain and undulations along with imaginative contouring provide subtleties which will make you want to play it more than once.

An excellent irrigation system is in place drawing water from two fresh water ponds on the property. The capable and friendly staff under Superintendent Steve Pedican do a great job of keeping the course in top condition year round.

If you are a single looking for a game, just show up at 8.30 am. and Pro Ronnie Bootle will fix you up. Tee times are not needed. In fact if you tee off after 10.30 AM, you may not see another group - you may be playing your own private championship course! During the winter season, tournaments are often held at biweekly intervals and guests are made most welcome, a reasonable and interesting way of meeting new people.

Below is a layout of the golf course and a recap of the distances and pars for each hole.