McLeansboro Golf Course occupies gently rolling terrain on the western edge of McLeansboro, Illinois. Fairways are defined by stands of mature oaks and scattered pines, with several holes routed along a small creek that crosses the property twice. The course’s bent-grass greens are small and moderately contoured, often guarded by shallow bunkers or swales rather than steep slopes. Tee boxes alternate between older concrete pads and newer rubber-mat surfaces, and a single irrigation pond sits between the fifth and sixth fairways. The maintenance building and modest clubhouse occupy the original farmstead site at the entrance, while a short driving range and putting green lie immediately adjacent to the parking lot. The layout favors accuracy over length, with several doglegs and narrow landing areas that punish errant tee shots.