Golf Livada is located in Moravske Toplice, a spa town in the Prekmurje region of northeastern Slovenia near the Hungarian border. The course sits within a landscape of gently rolling hills and thermal springs that have made the area a wellness destination. The setting combines cultivated parkland with natural woodland, typical of the Pannonian Plain's transitional terrain. The course was developed as part of the broader Livada resort complex, which integrates golf with the region's established spa and hospitality infrastructure. The design works with the area's modest topography to create routing that flows through open fairways and tree-lined corridors. The course occupies land that balances agricultural character with resort amenities, reflecting the gradual development of golf tourism in Slovenia's eastern regions. Moravske Toplice's thermal heritage and rural setting distinguish it from more urban Slovenian courses. The course serves both resort guests and regional golfers, functioning as a recreational facility within a larger wellness and leisure destination. The Prekmurje landscape—marked by small villages, vineyards, and gentle slopes—provides the visual context, while the course itself integrates into this agricultural and spa-oriented environment rather than dominating it. The facility reflects the modest but steady growth of golf in Central Europe beyond the region's major metropolitan centers, offering an accessible option for golfers visiting the area for its thermal springs and rural character.