Wentworth Golf Club

THE WEST COURSE.

It doesn't get much more challenging.

THE West Course. It doesn't get much more challenging.
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THE WEST COURSE.

A genuine test.

Wentworth’s revered West Course has been closed between summer 2009 and spring 2010 for the final phase of an extensive modernisation programme. This has involved the construction of 18 new greens’ complexes to USGA specifications, ensuring they perform to the absolute highest of standards. At the same time, all the greenside and fairway bunkers have been remodelled and, where necessary, replaced by tricky new bunkers positioned more ‘in play’.

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COURSE GUIDE.

The BMW PGA Championship 2010 has been the first event held on the reopened course, representing an entirely new challenge. The renovated West Course tests all aspects of a golfer’s game and demands shots played using every club in the bag.

 

Very few courses can boast a tournament history to match that of Wentworth’s. Originally designed in 1927 by Harry Colt, the 7,302-yard (6,677-metre) West Course hosted the 1953 Ryder Cup and three years later the Canada Cup, the forerunner to today’s World Cup of Golf. It has been home to the PGA Championship since 1984 – under the BMW banner since 2005 – and has rightfully earned a permanent place in the hearts and minds of golf enthusiasts all over the world.

 

High above the West Course sits the impressive and infamous clubhouse at the Wentworth Club – home of the European Tour headquarters and the legendary "Ryder Cup Room".

SCORECARD.

Hole
Yards
Metres
Par
1
474
433
4
2
154
141
3
3
465
425
4
4
552
505
5
5
203
186
3
6
418
382
4
7
396
362
4
8
392
358
4
9
449
411
4
Out
3,503
3,203
35
10
184
168
3
11
416
380
4
12
531
486
5
13
470
430
4
14
179
164
3
15
489
447
4
16
383
350
4
17
610
558
5
18
521
476
5
In
3,783
3,459
37
Out
3,503
3,203
35
Total
7,286
6,662
72
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