Woodland Ridge Golf Course occupies a wooded site near Crivitz, Wisconsin, where fairways cut through stands of pine, oak, and maple. The terrain slopes gently in places and stays mostly flat elsewhere, creating natural elevation changes that influence shot selection. Mature trees line many landing areas, and their placement requires players to shape shots around or over limbs rather than simply aiming straight ahead. Several holes feature water hazards fed by small streams that cross the property, while others incorporate modest bunkering around the greens. The course maintains bentgrass on the putting surfaces and Kentucky bluegrass on the fairways. A modest clubhouse sits near the first tee and contains a pro shop and snack bar. The layout integrates the surrounding forest closely enough that wildlife such as deer and wild turkey can be seen from many holes, and wind moving through the tree canopy can affect club choice on exposed shots.