Raymond Heights Golf Center operates as a public facility in Caledonia, a southeastern Wisconsin community situated between Milwaukee and Racine along the Lake Michigan corridor. Designed by Vince Marsh, the course serves the daily-fee market in a region with a strong municipal and accessible golf tradition. The routing takes advantage of the gently rolling terrain characteristic of this part of Wisconsin, where glacial influence shaped modest elevation changes and natural drainage patterns that inform hole corridors and green sites. The layout reflects the practical design approach common to public courses built to accommodate steady play while maintaining interest for regular visitors. Fairways move through open and semi-wooded sections, with mature trees framing several holes and creating definition without excessive difficulty. Green complexes vary in size and contour, offering straightforward approaches on some holes and more nuanced short-game challenges on others. The course provides a range of tee options to suit different skill levels, a standard feature for facilities focused on accessibility and repeat play. Raymond Heights functions as a neighborhood course for Caledonia and surrounding communities, offering convenient golf in a market where public access remains important to participation. The facility includes practice areas and a clubhouse with basic amenities typical of daily-fee operations. The course maintains a role in the local golf landscape as a walkable, unpretentious option for recreational players and those seeking routine rounds without the formality or expense of private club membership.