Shiloh Springs Golf Club sits in Platte City, Missouri, roughly twenty miles north of Kansas City in the rolling terrain characteristic of the Platte County countryside. Designed by Gary Martin, the course occupies land that transitions between open farmland and wooded corridors, providing variety in both playing character and visual setting. The routing takes advantage of natural elevation changes and existing tree lines, creating holes that move through different landscape zones across the property. The design reflects a regional approach to golf course architecture, with holes that incorporate the area's native grasses and mature hardwoods where they frame fairways and greens. Water features appear on several holes, typical of courses built in this part of Missouri where natural drainage patterns and constructed ponds serve both strategic and aesthetic purposes. The layout offers a mix of risk-reward opportunities and straightforward holes, accommodating a range of skill levels while maintaining interest for experienced players. Shiloh Springs serves the northern Kansas City metropolitan area as a daily-fee facility, drawing golfers from both Missouri and nearby Kansas. The course operates within the context of the region's golf market, where accessibility and conditioning compete alongside more established private clubs and resort destinations. The property's setting provides a relatively quiet round removed from urban density while remaining convenient to the area's residential and commercial centers.