The Signature course at Majestic Oaks Golf Club in Ham Lake, Minnesota, was designed by Charles Maddox and serves as one of the facility's primary layouts. Located in the northern Twin Cities metropolitan area, the course occupies terrain typical of the region's glacial landscape, with modest elevation changes, mature tree coverage, and occasional wetland features that influence routing and strategy. Maddox's design reflects the practical considerations of Minnesota golf, where courses must balance playability across a range of skill levels with enough challenge to maintain interest for regular play. The layout incorporates the natural wooded character of the property, with fairways carved through stands of oak and other hardwoods that define playing corridors and frame approach shots. Water hazards appear periodically, consistent with the area's hydrology, and bunkers are positioned to test course management on both tee shots and approaches. Majestic Oaks operates as a public facility, serving both daily-fee players and members in a market where accessible golf is central to the region's recreational culture. The course sees steady play during Minnesota's compressed golf season, typically from late April through October, and the property includes practice facilities and a clubhouse that support outings and league play. The Signature course represents a straightforward example of upper Midwest golf design, offering a tree-lined experience shaped by the area's natural features and climate.