Indian Hills Country Club's Choctaw course is a Joe Lee design located in Marietta, Georgia, in the northwestern suburbs of Atlanta. Lee, a prolific architect active primarily from the 1960s through the 1980s, designed numerous courses across the southeastern United States and was known for incorporating natural terrain features and water hazards into layouts that balanced challenge with playability for a range of golfers. The course occupies rolling piedmont terrain characteristic of the region, with tree-lined fairways and elevation changes that add strategic interest to shot-making. Lee's design philosophy typically emphasized clear sight lines from the tee while introducing complexity around the greens, and Choctaw reflects this approach with bunkering and green contours that reward precise iron play. Water comes into play on several holes, a common element in Lee's work that requires thoughtful course management. Indian Hills Country Club operates as a private facility serving the Marietta community. The club offers traditional country club amenities including dining and social programs alongside its golf offerings. The Choctaw course provides members with a layout rooted in mid-century design principles, maintaining the character of Lee's original routing while adapting to modern maintenance standards and member expectations. The course fits within the broader context of Atlanta-area private clubs that emerged during suburban expansion in the latter half of the twentieth century.