Cherokee Village Suburban Golf's North Course is located in Cherokee Village, a planned resort community in the Ozark foothills of north-central Arkansas. Designed by John Cooper, the course serves a residential development that emerged during the 1970s as part of a larger recreational property concept in the region. The area is characterized by rolling terrain, native hardwood forests, and proximity to Spring River and the Cherokee Village lakes system. The North Course routing works through wooded corridors typical of Ozark golf design, with elevation changes that reflect the natural topography of the region. Fairways are generally tree-lined, and the layout incorporates the kind of modest but strategic bunkering and green complexes common to residential courses of its era. Water features appear on several holes, drawing from the area's network of ponds and streams. The course provides a straightforward test suited to a range of skill levels, with length and difficulty appropriate for daily-fee and member play. Cherokee Village operates multiple courses within the community, and the North Course functions as part of this broader golf amenity. The club serves both property owners and visitors exploring the recreational offerings of the Cherokee Village area, which includes fishing, boating, and other outdoor activities alongside golf. The setting emphasizes accessibility and a relaxed pace, consistent with the community's appeal as a retirement and vacation destination in the Arkansas highlands.