Highlands Reserve Golf Club: Nestling in rolling hills that were once dominated by citrus groves - Highlands Reserve is located in an attractively undulating and quiet environment which combines both tree-lined holes and open, linksy terrain - both nines start with holes that work their way through stands of pine trees before heading out into distinctly more links-like terrain, where a liberal scattering of orange trees break up the innate openness of the terrain - the rolling, undulations provide some nicely elevated tee-boxes and views out across the central Florida woodlands - holes like the par-3 4th provide a wonderfully scenic lookout - housing flanks some stretches of the perimeter but never too intrusively - good bunkering, large sandy waste areas and large, undulating greens are the hallmarks of this enjoyable, and generally forgiving layout - the only water you'll encounter is alongside the tees at the par-4 10th, where a small pond only threatens if you hit your drive sideways - beware the green at the short, doglegging par-4 16th (Hourglass); it measures over 50 yards from front to back and has a very pronounced "valley" separating the back and front sections of the putting surface.