Newburg Village Golf Club is located in Cherry Valley, Illinois, and was designed by Dennis Streeter, a course architect known for work throughout the Midwest. The course reflects Streeter's design philosophy of integrating strategic bunkering and green complexes with the natural topography of its setting in north-central Illinois. The layout takes advantage of the gently rolling terrain characteristic of the region, with routing that moves through a mix of open fairways and tree-lined corridors. Like many Midwestern courses of its era, Newburg Village emphasizes shot-making and course management over extreme length, with bunkering positioned to reward accuracy from the tee and approach. The greens are typically firm and contoured, requiring thoughtful club selection and placement. The course serves the Cherry Valley community and surrounding area as a private or semi-private facility, offering both competitive play and everyday golf. Its design reflects the practical aesthetic common to regional courses built to challenge skilled players while remaining playable for the membership at large. The setting and maintenance standards are consistent with well-established clubs in Illinois's suburban and exurban golf landscape.