The Woods Golf Club occupies a wooded site on Green Bay’s west side, where mature hardwoods and pines line most fairways and create distinct landing areas. The layout alternates between gentle elevation changes and flat stretches, with several holes routed along a small creek that crosses the property. Greens are generally small, firm, and sloped from back to front, rewarding approaches that finish below the hole. Bunkers are placed primarily to guard front and side entry points rather than wrap around greens entirely. Tee boxes sit at modest heights, keeping forced carries to a minimum while still requiring accurate drives to avoid tree limbs that overhang narrower corridors. Cart paths follow the perimeter of each hole, keeping traffic off the playing surfaces. The course’s routing returns to the clubhouse after nine holes, and the finishing stretch includes consecutive par-4s that play into prevailing westerlies. Maintenance standards keep fairways closely mown and consistent, while rough heights vary by season and recent rainfall.
