Spring Hill Golf Course sits just outside Tifton, Georgia, and plays across gently rolling terrain shaped by the surrounding coastal plain. The fairways are lined with stands of pines and hardwoods that create distinct landing areas on several holes, while a series of ponds and drainage ditches intersect several approaches. Bermuda grass covers the tees, fairways, and greens, which are maintained at standard Southern-course heights. The routing alternates between open stretches and tighter corridors where trees and mounding come into play. A creek crosses the lower portion of the property, influencing shot selection on holes that border its banks. Cart paths follow the perimeter of each hole, and the clubhouse sits at the highest point of the property, overlooking the first tee and eighteenth green.