Westchester Hills Golf Club sits in White Plains, New York, a northern suburb of New York City in Westchester County. The course was designed by Peter Clark, a regional architect active in the early twentieth century who worked on several layouts in the New York metropolitan area during the era when many private clubs were being established to serve the growing suburban population. The property occupies rolling terrain characteristic of lower Westchester County, where natural elevation changes and mature tree cover create definition between holes. Courses in this area typically navigate wooded corridors and incorporate the region's native hardwoods and rock outcroppings into the playing experience. The routing reflects the constraints and opportunities of suburban development patterns from its founding period, when land parcels near established communities were being converted to recreational use. Westchester Hills serves a local membership drawn from White Plains and surrounding communities. The club operates as a traditional private facility with golf as its central amenity, complemented by the social and dining functions typical of suburban country clubs in the New York area. Its location provides convenient access for members commuting from New York City and neighboring towns, fitting the pattern of early-to-mid-twentieth-century clubs that balanced proximity to urban centers with sufficient land for a full golf course.