South Shore Harbour Country Club's South Course sits in League City, Texas, along the western shore of Clear Lake, roughly midway between Houston and Galveston Bay. Designed by Dave Marr and Jay Riviere and opened in the early 1990s, the course occupies relatively flat coastal terrain characteristic of the upper Texas Gulf Coast. The routing incorporates water features throughout, with several holes playing along or across lagoons and canals that connect to the lake system. Wind from the bay becomes a significant factor, particularly on exposed holes near the water. Marr, a former PGA Championship winner and respected television commentator, brought a player's perspective to the design work, while Riviere contributed extensive experience in resort and residential course architecture. The layout emphasizes strategic positioning off the tee, as water hazards and prevailing winds require careful club selection and shot shaping. The course serves a residential community and marina development, with homes lining many fairways and views extending across the water toward the Houston Ship Channel area. The South Course operates as part of a private club within the South Shore Harbour resort complex, which includes marina facilities and waterfront amenities. The flat topography and coastal setting create a links-like openness in places, though the design incorporates mature trees and landscaping that have developed since opening. The course reflects the Gulf Coast style of golf common to the region, where water management and wind play define the challenge more than elevation change.