Designed by golf course architect Paul Albanese, the Cedar Course is rooted in the principles of Golden Age golf architecture, blending strategic design with a natural, land-driven routing. Built across less rugged terrain adjacent to Sage Run, the course offers a different golf experience—less dramatic than Sage Run’s elevation shifts and more contoured than the gently rolling Sweetgrass—creating a dynamic and highly playable layout.

Inspired by iconic venues such as National Golf Links and Prestwick, Cedar incorporates classic design elements, including bold green complexes, strategic bunkering, and a variety of hole concepts that reward imagination and thoughtful shot-making. From the opening hole, “The Bottle,” which narrows as players advance from the tee to the standout par-5 sixth, featuring a Himalaya bunker, a Sahara-style landing area, and a boomerang green, the course delivers a compelling mix of strategy and visual appeal.