Westwood Plateau Executive Course

Great 9 hole course to spend just under 2 hours. A few ravines that keep things interesting and overall a good walk in the park.

Our group tried out Westwood's golf simulator (SIM2), the simulator is frankly not very good. Balls would often not register, the simulated physics were questionable and the actual simulation of your golf swing is blatantly false if not faked. Ie. Swing your club without a ball present, the simulator still acts as if a ball was hit. Hook your ball, and the simulator detects a slice.We got so intrigued by the simulator's lack of simulation we tried some more stuff, kick the air above the simulator as if you are kicking an imaginary soccer ball - simulator detects a wonderful chip shot. Throw a driver headcover over the simulator area and suddenly you've made an amazing bump and run.Long story short, the simulator is not very functional, its not much better than Wii Golf.

Really unfortunate they reduced the course back to 9 holes from 12, the first three holes used to warm you up before you had to go over the first of many ravines.I played here almost every Tuesday in June, July and August of 2022 and for the most part there wasn’t too much waiting. Unfortunately, a lack of marshals means major hold ups. On Tuesday we were three groups playing each hole, yes that’s 3 groups on a par 3. After 2 hours and only 7 holes we gave up.Likely not going to return due to the change from 12 holes to 9 and the lack of management of slow play.

Nice 12 hole course. Mostly par 3's but some par 4s. Can use a driver on about 2 or 3 holes. Some challenging shots. $20 to play on weekdays. Power carts are almost a must and they are $18 to rent. Very tiring to walk as it's located on the side of a mountain. At $20 it's good value. Will go again. Has a driving range, golf sims, and a full licensed restaurant.

It was a wonderful experience. Nice course and view. Staffs are friendly. The golf-car is necessary for this location. The course is not that hard for brand new golfers but there are challenges. There were a lot of fun.

Enjoyed Lady’s night golf from April - Sept, through rain (at the beginning of season) and sunny times. The course is quite beautiful with it’s forested areas! Friends & I noticed some of the red tee boxes needed grass in large sections , it would be nice to see those fixed.Loved the efficiency of the young staff at the desk, helpful, friendly. Restaurant staff were great also. Thanks for a lovely season!

Course is OK though very often has mudpits to avoid. This review is really aimed more towards the driving range.The driving range is a dump quite frankly. Basically the same as it was in 1995, with a couple coats of paint. Desperately needs updates and something like TopTracer or another proper tracker. There is no reason to go to this range over EagleQuest unless you are playing a round here and want a warmupLowered it one star after going and having the range machine not work twice - then having them come help, finally going to hit and noticing at least 1/3 of the balls were badly damaged. Honestly whoever runs this place needs to invest a bit of money and update the range, it needs balls, matts, and TopTracer added severely.

Only reviewing after getting an email from the place asking me to “let us know how we did”, hopefully this leads to some ideas for improvement.The place was incredibly over priced at 30$ plus cart cost for 9 short holes. Showed up to practice first at the range and there was no tees to be found, the range was mostly dirt. We booked a cart but no warning at all that it’s cart path only so a big waste of money having to walk just as much to and from the cart anyway. The first starter who handed off the cart was super unfriendly and scowling for some reason, no info provided at all for first time visitors and made us e-sign some damage waiver without even showing us what we were agreeing to (so contract void anyway). He didn’t even say what it was we were signing at first we had to ask, and also directed us to a cart but didn’t even give us a key until we had to ask for it. Ended up driving onto the second hole and getting locked out by the cart and stuck for a few minutes all because the starter is useless and couldn’t tell us one tidbit of info about the place. The pace of play for a course that is mostly par 3s was terrible. We ended up starting late and taking 2 hours and waiting about 15 min in the hot sun to tee off each time, while the people in front Triple parred each hole and took around 1-3 mulligans each time or spent 5 min looking for their ball. For a play time that long they should at least have a cart girl. Greens were decent but overgrown and super slow, necessitating wailing on each putt to get it anywhere. Tee boxes were mostly chewed up with ugly stakes as markers. Also they allow groups of 5, luckily for us the one we encountered was stuck behind us.We had a discussion with the Marshall at one point and even though there were three twosomes in front of us all super slow he said they could not be forced to play together. Just utter chaos of a course and not worth the money or time.

Used to be an alright place to play then suddenly they raised the price while simultaneously taking away 3 holes. The tee boxes are garbage, sand traps full of fist sized rocks, the carts are cart path only so you do just as much walking and the greens are not nearly short enough resulting in absurdly slow greens. Its not worth coming here