Mascoutin Golf Club sits in Berlin, Wisconsin, a small city in the east-central part of the state along the Fox River. The course was designed by Rick Jacobson, a Wisconsin-based architect who has worked on numerous layouts throughout the upper Midwest since the 1990s. Jacobson's designs typically emphasize playability for a range of skill levels while incorporating the natural terrain and vegetation of their settings. The Blue/Red combination represents two of the nines available at the facility, which operates as a multi-nine complex allowing for different eighteen-hole configurations. The Berlin area features gently rolling terrain characteristic of Wisconsin's glacial landscape, with mature tree lines, modest elevation changes, and occasional water features. Courses in this region often play through a mix of open and wooded corridors, with native grasses and hardwoods framing the holes. The Fox River valley provides a scenic backdrop, and the local topography allows for varied hole designs that test both accuracy and course management. Mascoutin serves as a public facility, drawing golfers from the surrounding communities and visitors exploring Wisconsin's golf offerings. The club provides a straightforward golf experience focused on the game itself, with amenities typical of municipal or daily-fee operations in smaller Midwestern towns. The multiple-nine format offers variety for regular players and allows the course to accommodate different levels of play and traffic throughout the season.