18 Holes of Pure Woodlands Golf
Designer: Joe Lee and Robert von Hagge; Redesigned by Jay Morrish & Associates
The West Course is one of two scenic 18-hole golf courses at the Trails property, previously known as the Golf Trails of the Woodlands. Formerly known as the Oaks Course, this par 72 provides Members and their guests with an unforgettable golf experience. Towering oak trees frame wide, forgiving fairways, while huge greenside bunkers call for accuracy on the approach. Large undulating greens are a characteristic feature of the West Course, covering more than 4,500 square feet of surface area for ample opportunities to practice your lag putting.
About the Course Designers
Originally designed by Joe Lee and Robert von Hagge in 1975, the West Course was redesigned by Jay Morrish & Associates in 1999. Jay Morrish is known as a studious and intelligent course architect, having studied under Robert Trent Jones, Sr. and George Fazio. After spending 10 years working with Jack Nicklaus at Nicklaus Design, Morrish left in 1983 and partnered with former PGA Tour player Tom Weiskopf. Morrish was named “Architect of the Year” by Golf World magazine in 1996.
18 Holes of Pure Woodlands Golf
Designer: Joe Lee and Robert von Hagge; Redesigned by Jay Morrish & Associates
The West Course is one of two scenic 18-hole golf courses at the Trails property, previously known as the Golf Trails of the Woodlands. Formerly known as the Oaks Course, this par 72 provides Members and their guests with an unforgettable golf experience. Towering oak trees frame wide, forgiving fairways, while huge greenside bunkers call for accuracy on the approach. Large undulating greens are a characteristic feature of the West Course, covering more than 4,500 square feet of surface area for ample opportunities to practice your lag putting.
About the Course Designers
Originally designed by Joe Lee and Robert von Hagge in 1975, the West Course was redesigned by Jay Morrish & Associates in 1999. Jay Morrish is known as a studious and intelligent course architect, having studied under Robert Trent Jones, Sr. and George Fazio. After spending 10 years working with Jack Nicklaus at Nicklaus Design, Morrish left in 1983 and partnered with former PGA Tour player Tom Weiskopf. Morrish was named “Architect of the Year” by Golf World magazine in 1996.
