West Hill Golf Club

West Hill Golf Club is located in Surrey, England, and was founded in 1909. The course was designed by Willie Park Jr., a two-time British Open champion and one of the most renowned golf course architects of his time. The course is known for its unique layout, with holes that offer a variety of challenges and scenic views of the surrounding countryside.

While West Hill has not hosted any major professional tournaments, it has played host to many prestigious amateur events, including the English Amateur Championship and the Brabazon Trophy. The course has also been the site of several high-profile celebrity matches, including a match between Bing Crosby and Bob Hope in 1951. In addition, the club has produced several notable players, including Ryder Cup golfer Paul Casey and European Tour winner Jamie Elson.

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