Orchard Hills Golf Club sits in Newnan, Georgia, approximately forty miles southwest of Atlanta in the rolling Piedmont landscape characteristic of west-central Georgia. The facility features two eighteen-hole courses designed by Don Cottle Jr., a Georgia-based architect active primarily in the southeastern United States during the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. The Orchard and Logo courses share the property's wooded terrain and elevation changes typical of the region. Cottle's work at Orchard Hills reflects the design sensibilities common to daily-fee and semi-private facilities developed during the period, incorporating the natural topography into layouts that balance playability for a range of skill levels with strategic interest. The courses wind through stands of mature hardwoods and pines, with fairways carved from the forest and greens positioned to take advantage of the property's natural contours. Water features and bunkers provide definition and challenge throughout both routings. The club serves the Newnan community and visitors to the area south of Atlanta, offering traditional amenities alongside its golf facilities. The dual-course layout provides variety for regular play and can accommodate outings and events common to Georgia's active golf market. The setting maintains a quiet, wooded character despite the proximity to suburban development in the greater Atlanta metropolitan region.