Norway Country Club sits in the rolling hills of western Maine, near the town of Norway in Oxford County. The course was designed by George Dunn, a New England architect active in the early-to-mid twentieth century who created several layouts across Maine and neighboring states. The club reflects the modest, community-centered golf tradition common to rural New England, where courses serve as social anchors for small towns and seasonal residents. The routing takes advantage of the region's natural terrain, with elevation changes and wooded corridors typical of inland Maine golf. Fairways move through stands of pine and hardwood, and the topography provides natural contours that shape play without requiring extensive earthwork. The design emphasizes straightforward golf suited to a range of abilities, with greens that are generally accessible and strategic interest derived from the land itself rather than elaborate bunkering or water features. Norway Country Club operates as a traditional nine-hole facility, a format that remains common in rural Maine communities. The course serves both members and visitors during the brief northern New England golf season, which typically runs from late spring through early autumn. The club maintains the unpretentious character of small-town American golf, where the focus remains on the game and the company rather than elaborate amenities. The setting offers views of the surrounding hills and forests that define this part of Maine's landscape.