Harvest Hills is a public golf course located in Harvest, Alabama, a community in the northern part of the state near Huntsville. The course was designed by Jerry Lemons and James D. Holmes, both regional architects who have worked on several courses across the southeastern United States. The design reflects the rolling terrain characteristic of the Tennessee Valley region, where subtle elevation changes and native vegetation shape the playing corridors. The layout takes advantage of the natural topography, incorporating wooded areas and open spaces that define the strategic character of individual holes. Players encounter a mix of risk-reward opportunities and straightforward tests of accuracy, with water features and bunkers positioned to challenge approach shots and demand thoughtful course management. The routing allows golfers to experience the varied landscape of northern Alabama, where hardwoods frame many holes and provide both aesthetic appeal and strategic definition. Harvest Hills serves the greater Huntsville area, a region with a growing golf community supported by the presence of military installations, aerospace industry, and research facilities. The course provides an accessible option for both local residents and visitors, offering a traditional parkland experience within the context of Alabama's northern corridor. The facility maintains a focus on playability for a range of skill levels while preserving the design elements that give the course its regional character.