Westbrook Village Golf Club's Vistas course is one of two eighteen-hole layouts at this northwest Phoenix Valley facility in Peoria, designed by Ken Kavanaugh and opened in the mid-1970s as part of a planned residential community. Kavanaugh, a regional architect active in Arizona during the state's golf development boom, created courses that balanced playability for a broad membership with the natural desert terrain characteristic of the area. The Vistas layout reflects this approach, offering a traditional parkland-style design that incorporates mature landscaping and water features within the broader Sonoran Desert setting. The course serves a primarily residential membership drawn from the surrounding Westbrook Village community, an active adult development that emphasizes recreational amenities. The routing takes advantage of relatively gentle topography, with fairways framed by established trees and strategic bunkering that defines playing corridors and greenside approaches. Water comes into play on several holes, adding variety to the shot-making requirements. The design prioritizes accessibility and pace of play while maintaining enough challenge to engage regular members. Westbrook Village operates as a semi-private facility, with both courses available for outside play alongside member rounds. The club provides standard amenities including practice areas and casual dining, serving the local Peoria golf community and visitors exploring the northwest Valley's collection of courses. The Vistas course represents a typical example of Arizona's community-based golf developments from the era, offering straightforward desert-adjacent golf in a mature residential setting.