Tega Cay Golf Club's Cove course sits on a peninsula in Lake Wylie, a reservoir straddling the North Carolina-South Carolina border just south of Charlotte. The course was originally designed by Russell Breeden and William B. Lewis, with later renovations by the design team of Clifton and Ezell. The lakeside setting defines much of the routing, with water coming into play on numerous holes and views across the reservoir providing a distinctive backdrop for the round. The layout takes advantage of the rolling terrain typical of the Carolina Piedmont, incorporating elevation changes and natural contours into the design. Several holes play along or toward the lake, requiring carries over water or strategic positioning to avoid hazards. The peninsula location means wind can be a factor, particularly on exposed holes near the shoreline. Tega Cay operates as a residential golf community, with the course serving as the centerpiece of a planned development that grew around Lake Wylie's recreational appeal. The club offers a traditional member-focused experience with facilities that include dining and social amenities typical of Southeastern golf communities. The Cove course provides a mix of challenge and playability suited to a range of skill levels, with the water hazards and lakeside setting creating memorable risk-reward decisions throughout the round.