Scott's Family Resort at Oquaga Lake occupies a scenic setting in the Catskill region of upstate New York near Deposit. The Main course was designed by Ernest W. Zentgraf, a prolific Northeast architect active in the mid-twentieth century. The layout takes advantage of the resort's lakeside location and rolling terrain characteristic of the area, weaving through mature trees and along water features that define the property's natural landscape. The course reflects Zentgraf's design philosophy of routing play through existing topography rather than imposing dramatic earthwork. Holes work with the elevation changes and tree lines of the Catskills setting, creating a routing that feels integrated into the land. Water comes into play on several holes, leveraging Oquaga Lake and associated wetlands as both hazard and visual feature. The design balances accessibility for resort guests with enough strategic variety to hold interest across the membership and visitor play the facility has historically served. As a resort course, the Main layout has functioned primarily as a recreational amenity for guests and seasonal members rather than as a competitive tournament venue. The setting and design reflect the mid-century resort golf tradition of the Northeast, where courses were built to complement hospitality offerings and take advantage of regional natural beauty. The Catskill location provides a pastoral backdrop typical of the era's resort developments in the region.