West Course at Hershey Country Club exists in the hallowed grounds of chocolatier Milton Hershey's vision, a testament to his belief in providing unparalleled recreation alongside industry. Situated just outside Hershey, Pennsylvania, its classic parkland layout, originally conceived during the Golden Age of golf architecture, unfolds across gently rolling terrain. Tree-lined fairways demand strategic positioning, while subtly contoured greens reward precise approach play. The course offers classic and understated golf. Maurice McCarthy is credited with the original design of the West Course, later refined over the years by notable architects. While not a regular stop on major professional tours, the West Course has played host to significant regional and state championships, providing a stern test for elite amateurs. The course is known to have generous fairways but the greens are always firm. The Hershey Country Club is perhaps best known for its familial and down-to-earth membership, reflective of the town's origins. The club has been a staple in the Hershey, Pennsylvania community, offering a course that offers classic golf within a well maintained property. The club, a community asset, reflects the values instilled by its founder.