Home to the 1948 PGA Championship, the West Course is Norwood's championship course, playing at close to 7000 yards from the tips. Although the fairways are slightly wider than her sister course, the greens are notoriously deceptive. This layout challenges the best golfers with both distance and touch.

The East Course is Norwood's shotmakers course. Although it is somewhat shorter than the West Course, the scorecard can be deceiving -- it plays to par 69. Narrow fairways, small greens, deep rough, and varied terrain make this course challenging for golfers of all abilities, without being unfair. A spectacular view from the 11th tee makes it the most scenic hole in the area.