Greenville Country Club sits on rolling terrain southeast of Greenville, Illinois. Its nine fairways wind through stands of oak and hickory, crossing several drainage ditches that occasionally require elevated tee placements on the shorter holes. The bent-grass greens are modest in size and slope gently from back to front, rewarding approach shots that land short and release toward the cup. A single pond borders the fifth fairway, coming into play only on shots pulled left, while mature trees frame most landing areas and punish severe hooks or slices. Cart paths, paved in asphalt, run parallel to each hole and provide the only consistent route between green and next tee. The clubhouse, a single-story brick structure built in the 1960s, houses a small pro shop and grill that overlooks the first tee. Maintenance standards are typical of a modest, member-owned facility: greens are cut daily, fairways receive weekly mowing, and rough is kept at two inches during the summer months.