Links Lady Bay occupies coastal terrain near Normanville on the Fleurieu Peninsula, approximately an hour south of Adelaide. The course sits on elevated ground overlooking the Gulf St Vincent, where the Southern Ocean meets the coastline. The region's maritime climate and exposed topography create conditions that shape the playing characteristics throughout the year, with prevailing winds off the water influencing club selection and strategy. The layout moves across undulating land with views extending toward the water and the surrounding agricultural landscape typical of the Fleurieu Peninsula. The routing takes advantage of the natural contours, and several holes play along ridgelines or through valleys that channel the coastal breezes. The design incorporates native vegetation and maintains a links-style aesthetic appropriate to the setting, though the terrain differs from traditional British seaside links in its elevation changes and soil composition. The course serves both local members and visitors exploring the Fleurieu Peninsula's wine regions and coastal attractions. Normanville and the surrounding towns maintain a relaxed character, and the golf facility reflects this regional atmosphere. The clubhouse provides standard amenities and views over the course toward the gulf. Links Lady Bay functions as a regional course that takes advantage of its coastal proximity and topography to offer golf in a setting distinct from Adelaide's metropolitan layouts.