Sherwood Hills Golf & Country Club occupies rolling terrain in Trece Martires City, part of the Cavite province south of Metro Manila. The course bears Jack Nicklaus's signature, reflecting the design principles the architect applied to numerous international projects during his prolific career. The property sits in an area that has seen considerable residential and golf development over recent decades, as the region has grown into a popular destination for Manila-based golfers seeking weekend retreats within reasonable driving distance of the capital. The layout takes advantage of natural elevation changes characteristic of Cavite's inland topography, with fairways that move through varied terrain rather than occupying flat ground. Nicklaus designs typically emphasize strategic bunkering, generous landing areas for well-struck shots, and greens that reward precision in approach play. The course incorporates water features and mature tree plantings that frame holes and define playing corridors, elements common to championship-caliber courses in tropical climates. Sherwood Hills functions as both a golf facility and a country club with residential components, serving a membership drawn largely from Metro Manila's professional and business communities. The club provides dining and social amenities that complement the golf experience, following the country club model prevalent throughout the Philippines. The course contributes to Cavite's reputation as a significant golf region within Luzon, where multiple championship layouts have been developed to serve the growing demand for quality golf in the greater Manila area.