The Rookery South Course in Milton, Delaware, is a public facility designed by Pete Oakley, a PGA professional and course designer with deep roots in the Mid-Atlantic region. Oakley, who famously won the 2004 Senior British Open as a club professional, brings a player's perspective to his design work. The course occupies gently rolling terrain characteristic of Delaware's coastal plain, situated inland from the state's popular beach resort areas but within the broader Delmarva Peninsula golf corridor. The layout reflects Oakley's understanding of playable yet strategic golf, incorporating natural land movement and native vegetation into a routing that accommodates a range of skill levels. The property features a mix of open and wooded holes, with water hazards and bunkering that require thoughtful course management. As a public course in this region, The Rookery South serves both local golfers and visitors to Delaware's coastal communities, offering an alternative to the area's resort-style facilities. The course operates as part of Delaware's growing public golf infrastructure, providing accessible golf in a state known more for its beach tourism than its golf heritage. The design emphasizes conditioning and playability over extreme difficulty, consistent with Oakley's background in everyday club operations and his appreciation for the game's recreational players.