The River Club opened in 1998 as a Greg Norman design situated along the Chattahoochee River in Suwanee, a northern suburb of Atlanta. Norman routed the course to take advantage of the property's natural elevation changes and river corridor, creating a layout that moves through wooded terrain and opens periodically to water views. The design reflects Norman's tendency toward strategic bunkering and generous landing areas that reward accurate approach play over pure distance. The course occupies rolling piedmont topography characteristic of north Georgia, with mature hardwoods framing many holes and the Chattahoochee providing both scenic backdrop and occasional hazard. Several holes play along or across tributaries and wetlands connected to the river system. The routing includes risk-reward opportunities where players can challenge water or carry bunkers for advantageous angles, while conservative lines remain available. Par threes vary in length and character, and the par fives offer genuine birdie chances for well-executed sequences. The River Club operates as a private country club with golf as its centerpiece amenity. The facility includes tennis, swimming, and dining programs typical of suburban Atlanta clubs serving family-oriented membership. The course has hosted regional amateur events and serves as a home course for competitive junior and adult players in the northern Atlanta golf community.