Oak Springs Golf Course sits on flat, open terrain in St. Anne, Illinois, bordered by drainage ditches and scattered stands of mature trees. The course features wide, slightly crowned fairways that run north-south, exposing play to prevailing winds. Greens are built to USGA standards and are firm, with subtle slopes that reward precise approach shots rather than high-trajectory carries. Water hazards appear on six holes, mainly as small ponds or crossing creeks that intersect play at 100–150 yards from the green. Bunkering is modest, with most traps positioned short and left of the greens to catch pulled or under-clubbed shots. Rough is kept at intermediate length, allowing recoveries with mid-irons when shots stray. The layout alternates between straightaway holes and doglegs that bend around the ditches, requiring players to manage angles rather than raw distance. Maintenance practices include regular aeration and light topdressing, keeping putting surfaces consistent year-round.