Green Island Country Club occupies a wooded, rolling site along the Chattahoochee River in northern Columbus, Georgia. The course, designed by Joseph S. Finger and opened in 1967, threads through mature pines, hardwoods, and dogwoods whose canopies shade many fairways. Small, sloping greens are guarded by deep bunkers and occasional water hazards fed by natural creeks. Several holes play along or across the river, introducing prevailing winds that affect club selection on exposed approaches. The layout rewards accuracy over distance, with tight landing areas and strategic doglegs that reward well-placed tee shots. A practice range, short-game area, and clubhouse completed in the early 1980s support daily play and member events. The club maintains bentgrass greens and bermudagrass fairways typical of the region’s warm-season climate.