Hershey Country Club (West)

Overview: The West Course at Hershey Country Club is a public and resort-linked Maurice McCarthy design in Hershey, Pennsylvania. Its 18-hole parkland routing plays to par 73 and 6,860 yards, with tree-lined fairways, hazards and views toward the town’s historic chocolate-making landscape.

History: Maurice McCarthy designed the West Course in 1930. It hosted the 1940 PGA Championship, won by Byron Nelson, and later served as the site of the LPGA Lady Keystone Open from 1978 through 1994.

Did You Know? The fifth hole plays toward the front yard of Milton Hershey’s former High Point mansion, placing one of the town’s historic landmarks directly within the round.