West Hills Country Club's Championship course sits in the Hudson Valley region of southeastern New York, approximately sixty miles northwest of New York City in Orange County. The club dates to the mid-twentieth century and occupies rolling terrain characteristic of the area, with elevation changes and mature tree-lined fairways that frame play through the property's natural contours. The routing takes advantage of the site's topography, presenting golfers with a variety of uphill and downhill approaches and requiring thoughtful club selection throughout the round. Fairways generally follow traditional parkland design principles, with strategic bunkering that rewards accurate tee shots and penalizes wayward approaches. Several holes incorporate water hazards that come into play on both drives and approach shots, adding strategic complexity to scoring opportunities. The course serves as the primary championship layout for the club's membership and hosts regional amateur competitions typical of established private clubs in the Hudson Valley. The setting provides views of the surrounding countryside, and the mature landscaping reflects decades of growth since the course's establishment. West Hills functions as a traditional member-owned facility, offering year-round golf when weather permits and maintaining the social and recreational traditions common to private clubs in the New York metropolitan area.