Westridge Golf Club

Westridge Golf Club is a par-72 course set into the rolling hills of La Habra, where the terrain shapes much of the challenge. The layout opened in 1999.

The course was designed by Robert Muir Graves in collaboration with Damian Pascuzzo. Graves worked as a golf course architect for some five decades, primarily on the West Coast, with California designs including La Purisima, Boundary Oak and Quail Lodge Golf Club, as well as work as far afield as Portugal. He served as president of the American Society of Golf Course Architects in 1974–75 and co-wrote Golf Course Design and Classic Golf Hole Architecture with Geoffrey Cornish. Pascuzzo, who worked with Graves at Westridge, went on to an established design career of his own.