West at Westchester Country Club is a testament to classic parkland golf, its origins steeped in the affluent history of Westchester County. The course, set amongst rolling hills and mature trees, presents a traditional, strategic challenge. The fairways, while generous in places, often lead to tightly guarded greens, rewarding thoughtful approaches over sheer power. Designed by Walter Travis in 1922, the West Course has seen subtle refinements over the years, honoring Travis's original vision while subtly increasing the demands placed on the modern golfer. Known for its challenging par 3s and strategic bunkering, it requires players to carefully consider club selection and shot placement. While not a regular stop on professional tours, the West Course is a revered test for its members and a hidden gem within the club's offerings. The club itself is rumored to have a storied past, with whispers of power brokers and captains of industry conducting business both on and off the course, solidifying its place as a destination steeped in both golf and social history.