Geneva National has three 18 hole championship courses designed by Palmer, Player, and Trevino. The three are very similar in that they journey around Lake Como on rolling terrain along woodlands, hills, deep ravines, streams, and ponds.

The Palmer Course is challenging with forced carries along narrow or constricted landing zones and a liberal dose of sand traps. The course has a 300 foot elevation drop from its highest point down to two holes along Lake Como. It's 7,171 yards from the tips, 74.7/140, course/slope ratings with four shorter tees.

The Player course provides a variety of interesting holes with a combination of broad and narrow, fairways with numerous doglegs and a generous amount of water hazards. It can play to 6,978 yards from the tips, 74.3/141, course/slope ratings.

The Trevino Course is ambles over heavily wooded terrain with several water hazards and a moderate amount of sand traps along the fairways and guarding the greens. It's 7,120 yards at the tips, 74.5/137, course/slope ratings.