The Canyon/Lakes Course at the Spanish Trail Golf & Country Club is one of three 18-hole courses at the club. Each golf course is comprised of two individual nines with a total of three at the club. Robert Trent Jones, Jr. designed all 27 holes. Characteristic of many the designer's courses, priority is placed on accurate approach shots due to the fast and undulating greens. The Canyon nine is the longest and most challenging of the three nines. This golf course gets its name from its sloping fairways and greens. The last three holes on this course will test even the most skilled golfers.  The second nine, the Lakes Course, is aptly named as water comes into play on six holes. On five of those six holes, there is water bordering the greensides. There are also many forced carriers over water for additional challenge. The signature hole of the Lakes Course is the third, which is a scenic par 3 that requires a carry over two lakes.

Spanish Trail Golf & Country Club offers three individual nines that can be played in three different 18-hole combinations. Robert Trent Jones, Jr. designed the 27 holes at the club, incorporating his signature fast, undulating greens. The Lakes/Sunrise Course combines the two most scenic nines. The appropriately named Lakes Course has water coming into play on six of its nine holes. In addition to forced carries over water, five holes have water protecting the greensides. The Sunrise Course has water coming into play on a few holes as well, including its signature ninth hole, which features a beautiful waterfall next to the clubhouse. The golf course is known for its large, undulating greens and open, rolling fairways. Approach shots are critical on the Sunrise Course due to the potential treacherous locations if the ball lands o the wrong side of the hole. The par-3 fifth hole is reputed as the most challenging par 3 at the club.

Spanish Trail Golf & Country Club features 27 holes designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. The club offers three individual nines that can be played in three different 18-hole combinations. Like many of the designer's golf courses, there are fast, undulating greens on each nine that make accurate approach shots a priority. The Sunrise/Canyon Course is the most challenging of the three golf courses. The Sunrise Course features one of the club's most difficult par-3 holes. Its challenging fifth hole will provide a formidable test for even the most skilled golfers. The layout features open, rolling fairways and water hazards on a few holes. Its signature ninth hole features a scenic waterfall. The Canyon Course is the longest and most challenging nine at the club. It is a classic desert layout with numerous bunkers strategically placed throughout. The last three holes on this golf course are a challenge for even PGA Tour professionals.  In addition to the courses, Spanish Trail Golf & Country Club features extensive practice facilities including a driving range, short game practice area, and two practice greens.