Dodge County Golf Club sits on gently rolling terrain outside Eastman, Georgia. The course features Bermuda grass fairways and greens that are maintained to a consistent standard year-round. A modest irrigation system keeps the playing surfaces firm and playable even during the warmest months. Oak, pine, and sweetgum trees line several holes, creating natural boundaries and occasional shade. A single pond appears on the back portion of the layout, providing a water hazard on one mid-length hole. The clubhouse is a single-story brick building with a small pro shop and snack bar. Practice facilities include a short driving range and a basic putting green adjacent to the first tee. The property is bordered by county roads on two sides, with residential development to the north. Maintenance equipment is stored in a metal building behind the clubhouse.