Westmoor Country Club sits in Brookfield, a western suburb of Milwaukee, on rolling terrain characteristic of southeastern Wisconsin's glacial landscape. The course was originally designed by William Langford and Theodore Moreau, the Chicago-based architectural team responsible for numerous Midwestern layouts during the 1920s and early 1930s. Their work typically emphasized strategic bunkering, natural contours, and thoughtful green complexes that reward precise approach play. Bob Lohmann later contributed renovation work that updated the course while respecting the foundational design principles. The routing moves across varied topography with elevation changes that provide both visual interest and strategic challenge. Tree-lined fairways frame many holes, and the property's natural drainage corridors and wooded areas come into play on several holes. The green sites reflect the Langford-Moreau preference for subtle undulation and strategic pin positions that create different playing characteristics depending on hole location. Westmoor serves as a traditional private club for the Brookfield community, offering members a classic parkland experience within the Milwaukee metropolitan area. The course maintains the character of Golden Age design while accommodating modern playing standards, balancing the preservation of architectural intent with contemporary course conditioning expectations. The club provides a full range of amenities typical of established Midwestern country clubs, including dining facilities and social programming that complement the golf experience.