Marietta Country Club operates two eighteen-hole courses in Kennesaw, a suburb northwest of Atlanta in the foothills of the North Georgia mountains. The Overlook and Mountain View courses were designed by Bob Cupp, an architect who worked extensively with Jack Nicklaus before establishing his own practice and who became known for creating dramatic, sculptured golf holes with bold contouring and strategic variety. The terrain in this part of Cobb County features rolling hills and elevation changes characteristic of the Piedmont region, and Cupp's routing takes advantage of the natural topography. The courses wind through wooded corridors of hardwoods and pines, with fairways that move across slopes and greens positioned to emphasize the land's movement. Cupp's design style typically incorporates large, undulating putting surfaces and bunkering that frames playing corridors while offering multiple angles of approach depending on pin position. Marietta Country Club serves as a traditional private club for the northern Atlanta suburbs, offering both golf courses along with the usual amenities of dining and social facilities. The dual-course setup provides members with variety and helps accommodate play volume. The club's location in Kennesaw places it in a rapidly developed area that has grown significantly over recent decades, though the golf courses maintain their wooded, secluded character within the surrounding residential and commercial growth.