This upscale residential course wanders a lovely site in the dry, stony foothills of north San Diego County. The design is a contrast of sculpted architecture with smooth-edged, cape-and-bay style bunkering, reflection ponds and flowing fairway lines set against the property's rugged ridges and canyons, with long views toward the Pacific off the highest points. The first nine circles through the development's more compact residences, while the second nine flares out into open country under the purview of large luxury estates. The club's namesake bridges connect several holes that leap over valleys and the Escondido Creek ravine.