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Together, Dancing Rabbit Golf Club's courses, The Azaleas and The
Oaks, roll out over 14,000 breath-taking yards. All told, more than
700 spectacular acres are dedicated solely to the game and tradition
of golf.
Nestled quietly among ancient pines and hardwoods, each of these par 72 masterpieces
embraces the gently rolling hills and valleys indigenous to this part of the
world. Meanwhile, over two miles of spring-fed creeks and streams weave their
way through the lush Bermuda and Zoysia fairways and Bentgrass greens, lending
both challenge and beauty to the picturesque environment.
The creation of internationally renowned golf course designer Tom
Fazio and PGA great Jerry Pate, each of the 36 dramatic golf holes
bears their indelible mark, while still retaining the character and
grandeur of the great Southern woodlands from which they were masterfully
carved.
© 2006 A Development of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians
