Jones Creek Golf Club occupies rolling terrain along the Savannah River basin in Evans, Georgia. The course winds through stands of loblolly pine and hardwoods, with elevation changes that create uphill approaches on several holes and downhill drives on others. Multiple water hazards cross fairways and guard greens, including a creek that runs alongside the opening hole and reappears on later holes. The layout mixes tree-lined corridors with more open stretches that expose shots to prevailing winds. Bunkers vary in size and placement, some flanking landing areas and others protecting the edges of greens. The greens themselves are built to USGA standards and are maintained with a combination of bentgrass and Bermuda grass depending on season. Cart paths follow the natural contours, and the clubhouse sits on a modest rise overlooking the first tee and the final green.