Viking Skyline Golf Course sits on a rolling stretch of western Wisconsin terrain just outside Strum, with fairways that follow the natural contours of the land. The course features a mix of open prairie holes and tree-lined corridors, including several that play across or alongside intermittent streams. Native grasses border many of the landing areas, and scattered stands of oak and pine create both visual definition and strategic obstacles. Greens are generally elevated and moderately contoured, requiring precise approach shots to hold. The layout incorporates several uphill and downhill transitions that affect club selection, especially on shots played into the prevailing westerly winds. Bunkers are placed primarily to guard green complexes rather than fairways, and their irregular shapes add variety to recovery options. The course is maintained with a combination of bentgrass putting surfaces and Kentucky bluegrass on the tees and fairways, suited to the local climate and soil conditions.