Oak Glen Golf Course sits in Robinson, a small city in southeastern Illinois near the Wabash River and the Indiana border. The course serves as the primary public golf facility for Crawford County and the surrounding rural area, offering accessible play in a region where golf options are limited. The layout occupies relatively flat terrain typical of the Illinois prairie, with mature oak trees and modest elevation changes defining the playing corridors. The course features a traditional parkland design that emphasizes tree-lined fairways and straightforward hole strategies. Water hazards appear on several holes, and bunkers protect greens and landing areas in conventional placements. The routing allows golfers to walk the course comfortably, and the conditioning reflects the maintenance standards common to municipal and daily-fee facilities in small Midwestern communities. Oak Glen serves local golfers, high school teams, and visitors passing through the area on business or travel. The clubhouse provides basic amenities including a pro shop and food service. The course hosts local tournaments and league play throughout the season, functioning as a community gathering place for recreational golfers. Green fees remain affordable, consistent with the economic profile of the region and the course's role as a public access facility rather than a destination layout.