Windy Hills Golf Course sits in the rural landscape of Washington County in upstate New York, near the Vermont border. The course was designed by Joe and Karen Kehn, a husband-and-wife team who have worked on several layouts in the Northeast. The facility operates as a public course serving the communities of the upper Hudson Valley region, where golf courses tend to be modest in scale and integrated into working agricultural land. The routing at Windy Hills reflects its name and setting, with the property's natural elevation changes and exposure creating playing conditions that vary with the weather patterns common to this part of New York. Courses in this area typically feature tree-lined fairways, modest greens, and straightforward hole designs suited to recreational play. The landscape around Greenwich is characterized by rolling farmland and wooded hillsides, and golf courses here generally work within these existing contours rather than undertaking extensive earthmoving. Windy Hills serves as a local amenity for residents and visitors to the southern Adirondack foothills region. The course provides a traditional small-town golf experience, where the focus remains on accessible play rather than championship length or tournament hosting. Facilities at courses of this type typically include basic clubhouse amenities and a welcoming atmosphere for golfers of varying skill levels.