Est. 1937 · William H. Diddel (original); all 36 holes renovated by Michael Hurdzan
Why we love this place
We love Westfield for how much care has gone into it. It is rare to find a 36-hole private club willing to reinvest in a full Hurdzan renovation, and you feel that intention on every hole, from the meadowy North to the polished, water-laced South. We love the tidy Westfield Center setting and the sense of a club built to last.
Via Golf Digest
About Westfield Country Club
Westfield Country Club is a private 36-hole facility in Westfield Center, developed in connection with the Westfield insurance group that gives the surrounding company town its name. The club dates to the early 1930s, opening its first nine holes in 1937 to a design credited to Midwestern architect William H. Diddel, and eventually grew into two full courses, North and South. Beginning in 2018, architect Michael Hurdzan led a comprehensive, multi-year remodel of all thirty-six holes: the North was reimagined as an open, meadow-style layout, while work on the parkland South Course opened sightlines across its ponds and hardwoods and refined the strategic detail, with several greens rebuilt on the back nine. The South plays as a par-71 parkland test of roughly 6,800 yards. Long a fixture of northeast Ohio private golf, the club anchors the Westfield Center campus.
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