Architect
Harold Paddock; renovated by Art Schaupeter
Established
1928
Par / Length
72 / 6724y
Access
Private
Green Fee
Private
Overview: Westwood Country Club is a historic St. Louis-area parkland course with a long, tree-lined routing and the mature character of a Golden Age club. The original 18-hole course is associated with Harold Paddock, while the club’s more recent work has been guided by Art Schaupeter. The published historic course data lists 6,724 yards at par 72.
History: The club purchased its current grounds in 1927 and began golf there in the summer of 1928. The club’s own history documents the move and the early development of the course, while later architectural work has sought to improve playability without losing the original character. This entry represents the historic 18-hole Westwood routing.
Did You Know? Westwood’s present site was acquired in 1927, and golf began there the following summer. The short gap between land purchase and play explains why 1928 is used for the current course rather than the club’s earlier founding date.
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11801 Conway Rd
