Orangebrook Golf and Country Club West Course is a historic public golf facility located in the heart of Hollywood, Florida. Opened in 1933, Orangebrook boasts two 18-hole championship layouts designed by golf course architect A. J. Ewing, the original East Course, and the newer West Course which was added in 1959.

The two layouts are about equal in difficulty, but each offers a different set of challenges. The newer, par 71 West Course has more water hazards and there are also several massive bunkers treacherously lurking about the greenside. The challenging elements are nicely balanced by wide-open, player-friendly fairways and small greens with few breaks.

The 6,626-yard West Course is quite forgiving overall but it offers interesting risk-reward opportunities that will appeal to players of all skill levels. In addition to the two golf courses, Orangebrook Golf and Country Club boasts extensive practice facilities that include a spacious lighted driving range with distance markers and a practice bunker.

Orangebrook plays host to the Women's International 4-Ball golf tournament, which is the longest-running women's amateur event held at one location in the United States. Past champions include Babe Zaharias, Peggy Kirk Bell, and Louise Suggs. Orangebrook has also played host to the Men's Amateur 4-Ball golf tournament, which in 1960 was won by Jack Nicklaus and Deane Beman.

As well as having 36-holes of championship golf, the facility has a fully stocked Pro Shop, a lighted driving range, a restaurant with full bar service, and a banquet room with seating for up to 250 guests.

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