Quitman Country Club occupies a compact, flat site on the edge of Quitman, Georgia, where live oaks and pecan rows border the fairways. The front nine begins beside a small lake that comes into play on the first two holes, then moves through gently rolling ground interrupted by shallow drainage swales. Bermuda grass covers the tees and fairways, while the greens are maintained at a moderate speed with a sand-based root zone. Irrigation heads are spaced to cover the entire playing surface, and the cart paths are paved asphalt that connect each tee to its green. A modest clubhouse with a metal roof and wrap-around porch sits near the first tee, providing a pro shop, grill, and bag storage. The property is bordered on two sides by county roads, and a chain-link fence separates the course from adjacent farmland.