Sherwood Forest Golf Club in Brevard, North Carolina, is an 18-hole course designed by Ellis Maples. The layout features bentgrass greens and fairways that wind through a forested mountain valley. The course includes several elevated tees that drop toward narrow fairways bordered by hardwoods and rhododendrons. Water hazards appear on multiple holes, primarily in the form of streams and ponds that cross the fairways at acute angles. The terrain varies from relatively flat sections near the clubhouse to steeper slopes that require careful club selection on approach shots. The course is maintained with a focus on natural vegetation, leaving many areas of native undergrowth intact between holes. Players encounter changes in elevation throughout the round, with some holes playing uphill and others requiring shots over ravines. The putting surfaces are generally firm and fast, with subtle breaks that follow the natural contours of the land.

Par 54 18 holes 2260 yards