Westridge Golf Centre sits on the Isle of Wight near Ryde, a public facility designed by Steve Davis and Tony Lloyd. The course reflects the designers' approach to routing across the island's gently undulating terrain, making use of natural topography to create definition between holes while remaining accessible to players of varying abilities. The layout takes advantage of the landscape's character typical of the Isle of Wight—open, relatively exposed ground with views across the surrounding countryside. The course is laid out as a full 18-hole championship-length design, with the routing organized to flow logically across the available land. Like many public courses in southern England, Westridge serves both casual players and those seeking regular competitive play, with the design accommodating this dual purpose through its hole-by-hole variety and playable width from multiple tee positions. The conditioning and maintenance reflect its role as a working golf centre rather than a private club. As a public facility, Westridge welcomes daily-fee play and offers the kind of straightforward, honest golf design common to well-managed English municipal and pay-to-play courses. The setting provides a sense of openness and connection to the island's landscape, with the routing taking advantage of natural features to create visual interest and strategic options without requiring extensive earthmoving or artificial construction.