Harbor Club sits along the shores of Lake Oconee in Greensboro, Georgia, part of the lake community development that transformed this region into a golf destination beginning in the 1990s. Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish designed the course during their collaborative period, bringing their characteristic approach of working with natural terrain and creating strategic variety through thoughtful routing. The property takes advantage of its lakeside setting, with several holes playing along or near the water's edge. The design reflects Weiskopf and Morrish's philosophy of offering multiple playing angles and rewarding course management over pure distance. The routing moves through rolling piedmont terrain typical of central Georgia, incorporating elevation changes and wooded corridors alongside the more open lakefront stretches. The architects shaped greens with contour and movement, requiring precision on approach shots and careful attention to pin positions. Harbor Club operates as a private facility within the Lake Oconee community, serving members who have access to the course as part of the broader residential and recreational amenities. The lake itself, a reservoir created in the late 1970s on the Oconee River, provides both scenic backdrop and strategic element on the holes that engage the shoreline. The course represents one of several designs around Lake Oconee that helped establish the area as a regional golf hub in Georgia's lake country.