Inland Greens Park & Golf Course sits along the Cape Fear River in Wilmington, North Carolina, where the flat coastal plain meets scattered pine stands and low-lying wetlands. The course follows the natural contours of the site, routing between mature loblolly pines and over small drainage ditches that channel tidal flow. Fairways are bordered by native wiregrass and wax myrtle, and several greens are elevated on low mounds built from dredged river sediment. A wooden footbridge crosses one of the larger tidal creeks, linking the front and back portions of the property. Maintenance buildings and a modest clubhouse occupy a clearing near the main parking area, while a public walking trail runs parallel to the northern boundary, separated from play by a chain-link fence and dense understory. The surrounding neighborhood consists of mid-century brick homes and light commercial properties along Kerr Avenue.