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West Pines Course

West Pines Golf Club

Douglasville, GA, USA
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Public: #77

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About this course

West Pines, nestled in the rolling hills of Douglasville, Georgia, embodies the accessible spirit of public golf, a place where weekend warriors and seasoned players alike chase birdies and camaraderie. The course, a classic parkland design, unfolds across gently undulating terrain, punctuated by mature pines that define its character and strategic water hazards that penalize errant shots. Designed in the mid-20th century, West Pines demands thoughtful course management rather than brute force. Tightening fairways and strategically placed bunkers reward accuracy and careful club selection. While not a tournament venue of national prominence, its layout has provided a proving ground for local and regional talent over the years. West Pines is cherished by its loyal following for its unpretentious atmosphere and focus on the pure enjoyment of the game. Members gather regularly, not just for the golf, but for the post-round fellowship and the legendary stories shared over barbeque on the patio, a West Pines tradition as old as the course itself.

Quick facts

Location
Douglasville, GA, USA
Access
Public
Year built
2005
Holes
18
Designer
Bill Bergin
Par
71
Length
6,832 yards
Difficulty
72.9/131
Course Vaults score
6.5

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Common questions about West Pines

Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.

West Pines has a Course Vaults score of 6.5 out of 10 based on 34 logged golfers.

West Pines was designed by Bill Bergin.

Yes. West Pines is listed as welcoming public or guest play on Course Vaults.

Par at West Pines is 71.

West Pines plays 6,832 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.

The slope rating at West Pines is 131.

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