Old Hickory Golf Club in Livonia, New York, was designed by Pete Craig and reflects the architectural sensibilities of its era. The course occupies a setting typical of western New York's rolling terrain, with the Genesee Valley providing the regional context for play. Craig's design works with the natural topography to create a routing that balances open and tree-lined holes, characteristic of mid-20th-century American course design in the Northeast. The course plays through a mix of fairway widths and green complexes that reward both accuracy and course management. The landscape includes mature trees and natural water features that define several holes and add strategic interest to the routing. Like many regional clubs in upstate New York, Old Hickory serves its membership with a focus on playability across varying skill levels while maintaining competitive challenge for accomplished golfers. The club has hosted regional and amateur competitions typical of private clubs in the area, contributing to the local golf community. The membership culture reflects the character of western New York clubs, with an emphasis on tradition and accessibility for the surrounding Livonia area. The course remains a fixture of regional golf, offering members and occasional guests a solid example of Northeast course architecture and maintenance standards.