Westmoreland Country Club

Westmoreland Country Club's White Course sits in the rolling terrain of Export, Pennsylvania, roughly thirty miles east of Pittsburgh in Westmoreland County. The club's golf history reflects multiple design hands across several decades. Robert Trent Jones Sr. contributed to the original layout, with subsequent work by Dick Wilson and Joe Finger shaping the course into its present form. This layering of architectural input from mid-century designers gives the White Course characteristics common to that era: strategic bunkering, elevated greens, and routing that works with the natural contours of western Pennsylvania's landscape. The course occupies terrain typical of the region—moderate elevation changes, mature hardwood corridors, and fairways that move through wooded and open sections. The design asks players to manage both distance and accuracy, with approach shots often requiring careful club selection to greens protected by bunkers and shaped to favor particular angles of entry. Water comes into play on select holes, though the primary defenses remain the green complexes and the length demanded by modern championship tees. Westmoreland Country Club maintains a traditional private club atmosphere, serving members from the greater Pittsburgh area and surrounding communities. The club has hosted regional amateur competitions and qualifiers over the years, though it remains primarily a member facility rather than a tournament venue. The White Course represents the club's championship layout, complementing other golf offerings on the property.