
Rye, New York
Westchester Country Club (West)
About the club
Well-known as a venue that hosted a PGA Tour event for decades, Westchester C.C. (West) was originally designed by Walter Travis, who was known for tiny greens and ferocious bunkering. The roster of architects who have tweaked Travis’ design includes Perry Maxwell in 1939, Rees Jones in 1982, Ken Dye (no relation to Pete Dye) in 2000 and, most recently, Tom Fazio. Fazio helped prepare a long-range master plan that, over a three-year period, was implemented by his longtime associate, and restoration specialist, Tom Marzolf, a former president of the American Society of Golf Course Architects. It’s a shame this polished Westchester gem is no longer visited by the tour.
Amenities
Bar
Beach Access
Casual Dining
Club House
Dining
Event Spaces
Fine Dining
Fitness
Membership
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Westchester Country Club (West)
Membership
2026/27
Monthly Equivalent
On request
over 10 yrs
Year 1 Total
On request
Lifetime Total
On request
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Private Clubs team
Location
99 Biltmore Avenue, Rye, New York 10580, New York 10580-1891, United States
Reviews
4.7
370 reviews
A prestigious, historic private club with scenic championship golf courses, excellent dining, tennis, squash, a beach club on Long Island Sound, and robust social offerings. Members praise the top‑tier facilities and classic East Coast club vibe, though joining involves a rigorous process and significant dues. A true luxury country club experience.
Rokon Raj
Attended a family wedding at the Westchester country club one of the best weddings that we’ve attended in a long time everything was extraordinary
Frank M
Nice rooms, but for a “pet friendly” hotel, they’re not very friendly about dogs being here. They charge $30 per night as a dog fee, which is fine, but then they make you walk through the loading dock area (photo attached), next to the dumpsters and through the back area where garbage gets stored. Very odd, especially for the amount of money it costs to be a member and stay here…
Kelly D