Westlake Country Club sits in the affluent Westlake Hills area west of downtown Austin, occupying rolling terrain characteristic of the Texas Hill Country. The club was established in the early 1960s and features a layout that works with the natural elevation changes and limestone outcroppings common to the region. The course navigates through mature oak and cedar trees, with fairways that follow the contours of the land rather than impose dramatic reshaping on the native topography. The routing takes advantage of views across the surrounding hills and valleys, though residential development has grown up around much of the property over the decades. Water comes into play on several holes, typical of courses built in this era in central Texas, where ponds and creeks provide both strategic interest and irrigation sources. The greens are generally modest in size with subtle undulations that reward local knowledge and careful approach play. Westlake Country Club functions as a private family-oriented club serving the established residential community that surrounds it. The membership includes many Austin business and professional families, and the club maintains traditional country club amenities including tennis facilities and a swimming program alongside golf. The course sees regular member play throughout the year, benefiting from the mild central Texas climate that allows for near year-round golf with only occasional winter interruptions.

Westlake Country Club sits in the affluent Westlake Hills area west of downtown Austin, occupying rolling terrain characteristic of the Texas Hill Country. The club was established in the early 1960s and features a layout that works with the natural elevation changes and limestone outcroppings common to the region. The course navigates through mature oak and cedar trees, with fairways that follow the contours of the land rather than impose dramatic reshaping on the native topography. The routing takes advantage of views across the surrounding hills and valleys, though residential development has grown up around much of the property over the decades. Water comes into play on several holes, typical of courses built in this era in central Texas, where ponds and creeks provide both strategic interest and irrigation sources. The greens are generally modest in size with subtle undulations that reward local knowledge and careful approach play. Westlake Country Club functions as a private family-oriented club serving the established residential community that surrounds it. The membership includes many Austin business and professional families, and the club maintains traditional country club amenities including tennis facilities and a swimming program alongside golf. The course sees regular member play throughout the year, benefiting from the mild central Texas climate that allows for near year-round golf with only occasional winter interruptions.