Westport Golf Club

Designed by J. Porter Gibson/(R) D.L. Phillips and opened in 2006

Westport - Denver, North Carolina

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6925 yards

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127

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The 18-hole "Westport" course at the Westport Golf Club facility in Denver, North Carolina features 6925 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 73 and it has a slope rating of 127. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $45. Designed by J. Porter Gibson/(R) D.L. Phillips, the Westport golf course opened in 2006.

Estimated Green Fees

$45

Scorecard for Westport

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Blue73.20/131	472	383	223	434	190	406	542	439	407	3496	566	419	400	179	408	311	401	218	531	3433	6929
White70.30/121	447	340	192	379	148	390	528	424	370	3218	522	391	333	174	381	273	362	190	483	3109	6327
Gold69.10/114	385	328	165	373	130	360	475	333	357	2906	510	350	320	150	362	260	337	176	460	2925	5831
Red69.10/114	372	308	233	103	122	301	410	289	325	2463	409	340	300	140	273	175	252	163	460	2512	4975
Par	5	4	3	4	3	4	5	4	4	36	5	4	4	3	4	4	4	3	5	36	72

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Patrick O. Reviewed January 30, 2013

I played this course yesterday with a couple of buddies. It was "Play All Day Tuesday for $25"..so it was a very good value. We played from the white tees...so it was 6,300+ yards. THe 1st hole is a steep downhill Par 5. 2 of us hit drivers and were in the water. My GPS said 273 to the water...we all hit again. THe layout as one person said was a little funky..and on many holes we drove up to see where the landing area for the drives were and if we should hit a driver or something else. On a lot of holes...you leave the driver in the bag and pull out a fairway wood or hybrid. Lots of water and lots of dog legs....both right and left. Its also pretty tight with OB stakes everywhere. There was one hole on the back nine (the hardest hole on that side) that just plain does not make sense. Its a downhill dog leg left of 382 yrds. You can;t hit a driver or you'll blow through the fairway and hitting something less leaves you a loooong shot uphill into the green. That was the only hole that I thought was poorly designed. I did enjoy the course and the dog legs didn't really bother me. You think before you hit your shots..and I like that. THe greens were also GREAT for mid winter. They were fast and took a little getting used to. Once I did...I managed to sink a couple of snakey 20 footers. For the price...I think its worth playing. It must be a favorite as it was really crowded for a day in Late January.

Shannon S. Reviewed October 14, 2010

Everyone is correct in that you don't use driver on all holes. But honestly I feel that makes it a little more interesting. 3 of the holes have to wind around private property, so it makes it a little more difficult for those that can't hook or slice it with command. The regular price is too much for this course, but if you do the aternoon/twiligt rate, it's well worth it, $25. I wouldn't pay the regular $35 for this place. Greens are top eagle bermuda now, so it holds very well against the heat. Fairways needs to be seeded more in a few spots. Don't go out of your way to this course, but if you're in the area it's a great value. You won't be dissapointed.

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