Westfield Country Club

First time returning to the course after it changed to a nine hole layout. They didn't consider the golf experience when they picked the nine holes to keep. On almost every hole you are backtracking to the next tee box or even crossing another hole. Not intuitive or safe.

Owners are renovating the amenities throughout. Maintenance crews ob the course too. Very playable still.

Course layout is really confusing, though to be fair, the whole facility looks to be under renovation.

Not a bad place, a great place for casual golfers for a quick 9 holes, super friendly staff, course conditions were awesome, greens firm and perfectly trimmed. (Great job greenskeepers!)

My only complaints are, The routing is a little odd after being rerouted from the original 18 holes, where you are walking back into the group hitting behind you on a few holes, and the path to hole 3 not yet clearly defined by path or markers. I would still say a nice playing course, but because of some overlaps for traffic, it would be wise to spread the tee times out just a few more minutes between groups. Place is now called Westfield Country Club, a no frills short 9 hole executive course (no par 5 holes), and a good place to take newer players, or a quick 9 after work, just don't expect too much and enjoy your round

I played this course a couple of years ago and honestly, it didn’t leave a lasting impression. But over the past few months, it’s completely transformed—and now, it’s hands-down my favourite place to play.

The staff are incredibly welcoming and make you feel right at home from the moment you arrive. The course itself is in amazing shape—meticulously maintained fairways, fast greens, and a layout that’s both fun and challenging for all skill levels.

The atmosphere here is relaxed but professional, and the overall vibe just makes you want to keep coming back. The pace of play is solid, the facilities are clean and modern, and the views throughout the course are beautiful. Whether you’re out for a casual round or working on your game, this course delivers on every level.

It a difficult 9 hole golf course with a lot of challenges.

Gives you ample opportunity to test your game. With 4 par 4's & 5 par 3's, every club in the bag is used.

Food at the Creekside Grill is amazing. Staff is extremely friendly.

Westfield Country Club has quickly become one of my favorite local spots to unwind and enjoy a great round of golf. The course is beautifully nestled among trees with a peaceful creek that winds through several holes, creating a scenic and tranquil atmosphere. The recent upgrades to the course and clubhouse are noticeable and impressive — it’s very clear that the ownership is investing in the future of this facility.

I found the fairways in great shape and the greens rolling nicely, which made for an enjoyable game. While it's a 9-hole course, the layout is fun and challenging enough to keep things interesting, even for more seasoned golfers. It’s also an excellent place for beginners to learn the game in a welcoming environment.

If you're looking for a relaxing, affordable, and well-maintained golf experience in Surrey, I highly recommend giving Westfield a visit. It’s a great place to enjoy the game and feel like part of a growing community.

If the greens were half decent this would be a fun little course

Great rates but course lay out is terrible. Too much back tracking and crossing active fairways. Greens were sandy and patchy in addition to being extremely slow. Restaurant food was above average and service in the pro shop and restaurant was excellent!

Formally known as Coyote Creek now only nine holes. Greens were slow and fuzzy and full of dead spots otherwise fun course.

played here a lot when I was younger. It's a decent course and a good course to work on your game with a good price.

Friendly staff and driving range is great to work on your game prior and post rounds.

Not a full course but I learned a lot playing there and is a change of scenery when needed.