Camelot Golf Club occupies a compact site in Lomira, Wisconsin, where the terrain is generally flat with slight undulations that create subtle elevation changes between fairways and greens. The course is laid out with a network of mature hardwood trees, including oak and maple, that line several fairways and form natural boundaries between holes. Water hazards are limited but strategically placed, mainly in the form of small ponds that come into play on a handful of holes. Fairways are typically narrow, requiring accurate tee shots to avoid rough or tree lines. The greens are bentgrass, moderate in size, and often slope gently from back to front. Bunkering is present around most greens, with sand traps positioned to penalize shots that miss the putting surface. The overall routing keeps players moving between holes efficiently, with minimal long walks between greens and tees. Irrigation systems maintain consistent turf conditions throughout the season.