warrenlam1966

This is a well kept, easy, and fun course. There's a few holes over water, trees lines the fairway, not too wide but easy to play your ball from the other fairway.
I liked the conditions of the fairways, not too dried out, rough is playable.
Staff was nice and friendly. It was not busy because it was hot.
I'd play here again for sure.

Fourth time playing Westchester. First time I was just getting back into the game. One time i tried it for the night golf which was not a good experience. It's a casual par 61. Not a lot of fairways and the greens are small and the tee-boxes tightly packed.
The driving range is really nice though.

I'm just getting back into golf so my shots are erratic, so this seemed like a great practice course as most of the par 3s were decent length and they had two driving hole par 4s.
I was surprised at the conditions of the place. It's pretty modern and tucked on a hillside. The driving range is new and covered, they have a huge golf pro shop. Out on the course you can see cut grass fairways. The rough is real rough so it's not crappy muni weeds. The only weird part was hitting off mats at the tee,. They have a bunch of them from different spots and they are the mats that have the grid so they help line things up. Theres also a fence around the tee area,, as the course is tightly packed.
For a 9 hole course I think it's a great place to work on your game. It's not really busy in the morning/afternoons so you won't feel rushed and it's actually really nice around the last green. I can see myself hanging out there for a couple of hours, playing 9 holes, hitting the driving range, and working on my laptop to avoid traffic.

Also, even though its not woody, its hilly and I did lose some balls because I pushed them into someone's backyard. But there were also times where i hit it just a little left of the small green, but couldn't find my ball. My last shot into the 9th went a little left into a bunker, but I couldn't find my ball!