The Course - Westhaven Golf Club
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The Course


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  • Course Design

    • Westhaven Golf Club is the perfect place for golf enthusiasts of all levels to enjoy the game in a casual and  friendly environment. In the short time since its opening in 2009, the Westhaven Golf Club’s course has received national recognition for its design and attention to detail including being named to GolfWeek  and Golf Digest "2010 Best New Courses" lists. The 18-hole core golf course blends seamlessly with the surrounding hills and ridgelines of western Williamson County — its natural character as remarkable as the manicured fairways and greens. The Westhaven Golf Club was designed by renowned architects Arthur Hills, Steve Forrest and Associates as a core golf course. The course plays to a par 72 and measures 7,000 yards from the championship tee. This challenging layout boasts five sets of tees, bent grass greens and numerous bunkers to test all skill levels. To allow members a true golfing experience, the course has been configured separately from the neighborhood so  that there are no homes lining the golf course which allows players to focus on the game. We welcome you to take  a tour and learn more about our beautiful course and clubhouse.

  • Arthur Hills Philosophy

    • Golf course architect Arthur Hills has always admired traditional golf courses, such as Pinehurst #2, Shinnecock Hills, Cypress Point, Prairie Dunes, Seminole, Merion and Inverness. Taking a historic approach to every course he designs, his goal is to exceed expectations of beauty, preservation of natural features, strategic design and quality of construction. To that end, he includes elements which make for a fair and balanced course that is both aesthetically pleasing and strategically sound.

  • Arthur Hills Awards

    • Golf Digest, Golf Magazine, and scores of other golf publications have long awarded their highest honors to Arthur Hills golf courses.

      • Golf Digest honored Hills by selecting courses of his design in its annual register of America’s Best New Courses and America’s Top 100 Courses.
      • Golf World International tapped Oitavos Golf Club (Cascais, Portugal) the “Best New Golf Course in Europe for 2003.”
      • Golf Travel and Leisure magazine named Hills Golf Club (Mölndal, Sweden) as one of the “Top 10 New Courses in the World for 2005.”
      • In total, 34 of the courses have hosted a PGA Tour, Champions Tour, LPGA Tour, Nationwide Tour, USGA, PGA of America, NCAA Championship and/or European Tour Event.
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Hole #1 | "Dogleg"

  • Par: 4
  • Men's Handicap: 9
  • Women's Handicap: 5
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    A beautiful opening dogleg right Par 4.  The fairway has a generous landing area with a long bunker that frames the dogleg on the left side of the fairway and a collection of bunkers that guard the corner of the dogleg.  A good drive will leave a short to medium iron in to a slightly raised green.
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