Green Valley Greens Golf Course is located in Cartersville, Georgia, in the foothills region northwest of Atlanta. The course was designed by Marvin Holsomback, a Georgia-based architect known for routing designs through the state's varied terrain during the latter half of the twentieth century. The layout takes advantage of the natural topography and landscape character typical of the Piedmont region, with rolling terrain and tree-lined fairways that reflect the area's mixed hardwood and pine forest setting. The course presents a traditional routing through a residential and semi-rural setting. Holsomback's design emphasizes strategic shot-making and course management rather than extreme length, with fairways that reward accuracy and placement. The design incorporates the natural elevation changes of the Cartersville area, creating variety in hole character across the eighteen holes. Water features and bunkering are used selectively to define landing areas and protect greens, typical of Holsomback's approach to sustainable, playable design. Green Valley Greens serves the local Cartersville golfing community and the broader northwest Georgia region. The course maintains a public or semi-private membership model, making it accessible to regional players. Its position in the foothills provides a pleasant contrast to flatter courses elsewhere in Georgia, and the routing generally accommodates golfers of varying skill levels while maintaining strategic interest for experienced players.