Wildcat Cliffs Country Club sits at 4,200 feet elevation in Highlands, North Carolina, with fairways carved into the southern Appalachian terrain. The course follows the natural topography of the plateau, with elevation changes that affect shot selection and wind patterns. The layout features bentgrass greens maintained to USGA specifications and Bermuda fairways that transition to cool-season grasses in the winter months. Native rhododendron and mountain laurel line several holes, while granite outcroppings appear throughout the property. The club maintains a practice facility with a driving range and short game area. The clubhouse, built in 1972, houses locker rooms, a pro shop, and dining facilities. The course uses a GPS system on carts to assist with distance measurements and course management. Water features, including small ponds and streams, come into play on multiple holes. The club operates as a private facility with tee times reserved for members and their guests.