Ogeechee Golf Club at The Ford Plantation sits on 1,800 acres of former rice fields and pine forest in Richmond Hill, Georgia. The course follows the natural contours of the Ogeechee River floodplain, where former dikes and canals still shape play. Fairways run between stands of longleaf pine and live oak draped in Spanish moss. Several holes cross tidal creeks that rise and fall with the coastal tides, creating variable landing areas depending on the time of day. The greens are built on elevated pads surrounded by waste bunkers filled with crushed shell rather than traditional sand. Water hazards appear in the form of retained marsh ponds rather than artificial lakes. The routing alternates between open meadow sections and tighter corridors through the pine woods, with prevailing southeast winds often affecting club selection on the longer approaches. The course uses a minimal-irrigation strategy, allowing native wiregrass and gallberry to define many edges of play.