Oxbow Glen Golf & Country Club sits in Komoka, a small community west of London in southwestern Ontario. The course occupies gently rolling terrain characteristic of the Thames River watershed, where the landscape transitions between agricultural land and wooded corridors. The routing takes advantage of natural elevation changes and mature tree stands that define playing corridors and frame green complexes throughout the property. The design incorporates water features that come into play on several holes, reflecting the area's proximity to river systems and wetland environments common to this part of Ontario. Fairways move through a mix of open and tree-lined sections, requiring golfers to manage both distance and accuracy off the tee. Green sites vary in their degree of elevation and surrounding contours, with bunkering that emphasizes strategic approach angles rather than purely penal hazards. As a country club facility, Oxbow Glen serves both golf and social functions for its membership, typical of clubs in mid-sized Ontario communities. The club provides a range of amenities beyond the course itself, including dining and event spaces that support member activities throughout the year. The course hosts member competitions and local amateur events that form the backbone of its competitive calendar. The setting remains relatively quiet and pastoral, removed from urban density while remaining accessible to golfers from London and surrounding townships in Middlesex County. The course reflects the style of golf development common to Ontario's smaller markets, where natural site features guide routing decisions and the emphasis falls on playability for a broad membership base.