Waterville Country Club is located in Waterville just off Exit 127 of I-95 to the west.

The layout is a parkland style design full of character along a blend of broad and constricted, pine tree lined corridors over slightly undulating topography. There's several ponds in play in addition to the occasional fairway sand bunkers with the modest, raised greens well defended by sand. From the back tees it plays to an overall yardage of 6,301 yards, par 70, 70.6/127, course/slope ratings with four shorter tees. The club originated in 1916 with 9 holes designed by a group of members. In the 1930s the course was redesigned by Orin Smith, a shaper for Donald Ross, and in the mid 1960s was redesigned and a new nine added by Geoffrey Cornish.