Nashville Golf Course sits on rolling terrain just outside the small southern Illinois city of Nashville. The layout features bentgrass greens that are maintained to a firm, moderate speed and are guarded by moderate bunkering. Fairways are a mix of bluegrass and ryegrass, cut wide enough to accommodate slight misses but still bordered by stands of mature oak and hickory. Several holes play across gentle elevation changes that offer clear sight lines to the putting surfaces, while others wind through tighter tree corridors that reward accurate tee shots. A modest creek crosses two fairways, creating natural water hazards that come into play primarily after heavy rain. The course is walkable, with cart paths limited to the perimeter of each hole. Irrigation covers the entire property, allowing consistent turf conditions even during summer drought periods.