Spring Hills Golf Course sits in Watsonville, a coastal agricultural community in Santa Cruz County known for its strawberry fields and proximity to Monterey Bay. Designed by Ben Harmon, the course occupies rolling terrain characteristic of California's central coast, where the landscape transitions between coastal plains and the foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains. The region's mild maritime climate allows for year-round play, though morning fog is common during summer months. The course serves the local golfing community in an area where public golf options provide accessible recreation between the more prominent resort destinations of the Monterey Peninsula to the south and Santa Cruz to the north. Watsonville's setting offers views toward the surrounding agricultural valleys and distant mountain ridges, with the routing likely taking advantage of the natural elevation changes suggested by the "Spring Hills" name. As a Ben Harmon design, the course reflects the work of an architect whose projects have primarily served regional and community golf markets in California. The layout would typically incorporate the existing topography with strategic bunkering and green complexes suited to a range of player abilities. Spring Hills functions as a neighborhood course where local golfers can expect straightforward conditions and a layout that emphasizes playability while working with the natural contours of the land.