Westfields Golf Club

The stay here aims to please! Everyone would speak to each guest/player as Mr. Xxxx or Mrs. XXxxxxx which makes you feel as if at a private club I put my clubs at bag drop (no one around) and went to park my car. Came back and clubs were already on a cart waiting for me.

A huge storm came through Thursday evening but quick cleanup to course was done even though a number of trees had been lost. The rough is already nice and thick. The fairways are in great shape and provide a good amount of roll. The greens are slow which gave me fits. I paid $62 on a Sunday afternoon including cart. This is not bad, but the rack rate is $109 which is too high.

Unlimited range balls and nice set of targets with yardage. Wish it was grass and not mats.

The service is amazing. Did not eat any food so can't review that side. $2 for bottle of water is normal for a course

Loved everything about the course. Felt like a private Club. Great layout, very pretty. Only negative was I was there was a tournament going on and the starter felt like we would be OK and not get backed up but did catch up to the tournament play so took over 5 hours to play.

Second time playing the course and I was not disappointed. Felt like playing at a private club as staff took your bag from the bag drop down to the cart area. Range balls were freely available and putting green was good sized and matched course conditions.

Course was in very good shape, especially the rough which was thick and lush. Tee boxes had seen some play, but were not all dirt and divots. Greens were quick and rolled true. Great experience and will definitely play there again.

Played on a rainy Saturday morning and the course had great drainage, no ponding water and the staff was helpful with answers and friendliness.

Great customer service and range offering; course itself is quite good in the sense of the grass and the greens....but the layout and overall play experience wasn't worth the $109 price tag; though if I count cart rental and above par staff friendliness, it might be close.

First time playing Westfields today, but they have the "country club for a day" experience done better than I've seen anywhere else in the area.

On a chilly day, they had complimentary coffee and hot soup at a station in the clubhouse. A small touch but much appreciated by my group.

The course is fairly open off the tee, with wide fairways and not much water. Holes offer good variety, with most featuring large, undulating greens that played firm in the early spring. The front nine is fairly straightforward, but the back nine mixes in a couple of shorter par 4 holes to tempt longer hitters.

The back nine par 5s are also fairly reachable, including a fun hole in #10, a dogleg left with a large bunker short and left of a boomerang-shaped green. When the flag is on the left side, it makes for a challenging long iron for players looking to reach in two, and a smarter play may be to use the slope to run a ball from the center of the green down to the flagstick.

The other par 5, #15, plays uphill after an elevated tee shot, but the green invites a fairway wood or hybrid approach, with no trouble short.

From the giant buckets of balls on the range to the music playing out by the practice green, my group had a great experience and we know we'll be back soon.

Paired with a third player. He said he paid $49 with no fees. We paid $50 + fees at Golf Now. Not much of a difference but isn't the point of Golf Now to save $

I loved the course can't wait to play it again in the spring. Pace of play was slow and not the courses fault. The two groups in front of us were playing tee box's that were beyond their ability, this is what caused us to hit 16 at dusk and 18 tee box in total darkness. I think the only way to solve or at least mitigate this problem is to start by posting recommended tees for golfers handicaps or over abilities, this would benefit all. Again great layout and look forward to my next round. Thank you

Wonderful staff.....

They really care about you...

The course condition is a hit and miss. I play throughout the year and I would say this course is in a much better condition and a lot more enjoyable during winter time than summer time. The course gets played a lot during summer and it can be really slow on the weekends. During the off season, the course gets less traffic and plays a little bit faster (still slow by my standard though). This is not a long course but the design of the course is great. Each hole requires a different shot. It's not a difficult course but is interesting. One thing that always stands out is the staff there. They are always friendly and helpful.

The staff is always a+. They meet you in the parking lot, set you up and send you out.

Course was not in great shape but it was January and there had been snow in the last few days. Course was in better shape then most courses in the area.

This is a must play in the summer time.

Well designed course. Staffs are professional and polite. I will definitely play again here.

Thank you!

Course quality dropping year to year.

Greens as hard as rock with little to no give. Land front and expect big rolls.

Bunkers inconsistent throughout the entire course.

Fairways and rough generally okay in most areas, but expect many really soft wet areas as well as patch clumpy grass around greens.

Tee boxes generally mixed quality and show lots of hard use.

Otherwise course plays as it normally does, medium challenge but fun.

Enjoyed my round on this interesting layout designed by Fred Couples. You can tell Freddie designed it as the rough channels to the fairways about 300 yards from the back tee on the long hole. I noticed it as I played up a tee.

The greens were in good shape with challengeing speed, some slow some fast. Good variety of holes. Nice drive-able par 4 on the back.

Pace was slow due to frost delay and lots of golfers that need more time on the range.

I enjoyed my time on the course and would like to play it in the summer.