Black Swan Country Club sits in Georgetown, a small town in northeastern Massachusetts about thirty miles north of Boston. The course was designed by Phil Wogan, a regional architect whose work appears primarily in New England. The property occupies rolling terrain typical of the coastal Massachusetts landscape, with mature tree cover and natural elevation changes that shape the routing and playing corridors. The layout moves through a mix of wooded and semi-open terrain, with holes that incorporate the site's natural contours rather than extensive earthmoving. Golfers encounter elevation shifts that affect club selection and create varied approach angles into greens. The design reflects a traditional New England aesthetic, with tree-lined fairways and greens that reward accurate iron play. Water features and natural hazards come into play on several holes, adding strategic variety to the round. Black Swan serves primarily as a private club for members from the Georgetown area and surrounding North Shore communities. The course provides a setting for regular member play and local competitive events typical of regional country clubs in Massachusetts. The facility includes practice areas and a clubhouse that supports the club's social and dining functions, maintaining the traditions common to established New England private clubs.