Oakville Country Club sits on rolling terrain near Mount Carroll, Illinois. The course features bentgrass fairways that cut through stands of oak and hickory, with several fairways lined by mature trees that create narrow landing areas. Small, undulating greens, also bentgrass, are guarded by modest bunkers and occasional water hazards. A creek crosses three holes, requiring players to carry shots on the second, fifth, and eighth. The layout alternates between open stretches and tighter corridors, with elevation changes that affect club selection on several approaches. The course is maintained with a straightforward irrigation system and minimal rough, allowing recovery shots from most misses. A modest clubhouse provides basic amenities, and a practice green sits adjacent to the first tee. The setting remains largely rural, with surrounding farmland and limited residential development visible from the property.