Copper Hills Golf Club's Marsh course is located in Oxford, Michigan, a community in northern Oakland County roughly fifty miles northwest of Detroit. The course was designed by Curtis Wright, a Michigan-based architect who has worked on several courses throughout the state. The property sits in a landscape typical of southeastern Michigan, characterized by gently rolling terrain interspersed with wetland areas that give the course its name. The routing incorporates the natural marsh features into the playing strategy, requiring golfers to navigate around and occasionally over wetland zones. These areas come into play on approach shots and create visual definition along fairways. The course layout takes advantage of the property's modest elevation changes, with holes moving through a mix of open and tree-lined corridors. Water management and the preservation of native wetland vegetation are central to the design character. As part of a multi-course facility, the Marsh course serves the local golfing community in northern Oakland County. The region's golf season runs from spring through fall, with course conditions influenced by Michigan's continental climate. The layout provides a straightforward test for recreational players while incorporating enough strategic variety through its wetland features to maintain interest for regular play.