Houston, Texas
Westwood Golf Club
About the club
Westwood is more than golf, it is a community of golfers. Originally founded in 1928 as Westwood Country Club, Westwood has the distinction of being the second oldest Private Golf Club in Houston on its original site. In 2002 the members decided to re-establish Westwood as one of the premier private golf clubs in Houston.
Amenities
Driving Range
Golf Academy
Golf Course
Pro Shop
Putting Greens
Short Game Area
Course
Membership
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Westwood Golf Club
Membership
2026/27
Monthly Equivalent
On request
over 10 yrs
Year 1 Total
On request
Lifetime Total
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Membership Concierge
Christopher Knight
Location
8888 Country Creek Drive, Houston, Texas 77036, United States
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Reviews
4.7
47 reviews
Played here first round in Houston. Well maintained course.
Young Juhn
Wonderful, traditional golf course in the heart of Houston. Very well maintained, and top notch experience overall.
Travis Nichols
I played at Westwood for the first time today. The course is in a rougher part of houston but once you arrive on course property you immediately forget where you’re at. The club has on prem security and a gate. The club house is very well done and extremely well maintained. The course was in great condition. The tee boxes and fairways were all well manicured with no dead patches of grass. The bunkers were always tidy and raked albeit the sand a little firm for my taste. The greens were in great shape - looked like tiff eagle - which were cut a tad high (played mid week - maybe that’s why) with a stiffer grain but rolled nicely. I thought the layout not too interesting - a lot of holes run together and don’t standout. You play a couple holes, then turn 180 degrees and play a couple more coming back. Like that for most of the round. Not much water in play except for a few holes. All in all a diamond in the rough. Lucky members here.
Austen Flatt