Jackson County Country Club sits on gently rolling terrain south of Murphysboro, Illinois, where mature oaks and hickories frame the fairways. The course moves through a mix of open meadow and wooded pockets, with several holes shifting direction to counter the prevailing southwest breeze. Native fescue borders many landing areas, creating firm, fast conditions during summer. Water enters play on three holes in the form of a meandering creek that crosses the lower meadow and feeds two small ponds guarding the approach to the finishing green. Greens are predominantly bentgrass, kept at moderate speed and rolling true; approach shots often demand precise club selection because of the subtle elevation changes and occasional side-slope lies. Cart paths run primarily along the right-hand sides, leaving the primary turf lines clear for ground-game options. The practice facility includes a double-ended range and a short-game area with two target greens. The modest clubhouse, built in 1968, overlooks the first tee and provides a simple grill and pro-shop space.
Jackson County Country Club currently has (within 1 mile) 1 single family home for sale with a list price of $395,500. The average annual property tax for Jackson County Country Club is $8,793.18.