G'day,
I think you misunderstand the concept. In order to get files from source control to local folder, you need to specify source (source control path) and destination (local disk path). In TFS there is concept of workspace, which essentially entity that holds all such mappings for specific user and workstation.
Therefore, in order to define such mapping, you need to select (after creating one if needed) workspace, and specify server and local paths for mapping.
As far as I can see, you want the user to be able to open Visual Studio, and perform Open from SC so that default local path will already be specified, meaning that for specific user the mapping must be already set. That can be done by creating one workspace (with desired local path mapping for the project server path) for some user and then duplicating the workspace definitions (i.e. mappings) - that is creation workspace for another user at other workstation using existing workspace as a template (that's what Richard post details).
See "Working with Team Foundation Source Control" (especially, "Working with Source Control Workspaces" and "Getting a Local Copy of Files from the Source Control Server") for further information.
Hope that helps.
Yours truly,
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