Fox Run Golf Course occupies rolling terrain near Webster, Wisconsin. Fairways follow natural contours shaped by glacial activity, with several holes set along modest elevation changes. A mix of hardwoods and pine frames most playing corridors, and mature oaks stand near several greens. The course uses bentgrass surfaces throughout and maintains irrigation that keeps conditions consistent during dry periods. Water hazards appear on a handful of holes, including a pond that borders the seventh green and a creek that crosses the thirteenth fairway. Bunkers are modest in size and positioned primarily to guard approaches rather than to penalize tee shots. Cart paths are paved and connect all holes, with several bridges spanning low-lying drainage areas. The clubhouse is a single-story building with a small pro shop and snack counter. Maintenance facilities sit behind the clubhouse, screened by a line of cedars.