At Webster Golf Club, not one but two 18-hole championship courses invite golfers to frolic among their twining streams, sandy bunkers, and devious doglegs. The par-72 east course, designed by James Harrison and Ferdinand Garbin, has welcomed cleated feet for more than half a century. Water impediments guard the putting greens on six of its fairways, including the fourth hole, where golfers must set model ships afloat to ferry their orbs across the stream that bars the way to the green. Small, fast greens and an emphasis on iron play challenge golfers as they swing their way through the course. The east course’s younger sibling, built in 1973, is the par-70 west course, where strategically rooted trees spread their leaves to block second shots.

Players looking to hone their skills head over to the Webster Range and Learning Center, which stretches out over 17 acres. The lighted center combines a 4-acre, all-grass tee, a 2,500-square-foot putting green, two practice traps, and four target greens. One hundred hitting stations at the driving range ensure that entire musical casts can bond together while whacking spheres.

East Course at a Glance:

• 18-hole, par-72 course

• Length of 7,100 yards from the farthest set of tees

• Course rating of 71.2 from the farthest set of tees

• Slope rating of 121 from the farthest set of tees

• Four sets of tees

West Course at a Glance:

• 18-hole, par-70 course

• Length of 6,003 yards from the farthest set of tees

• Course rating of 66.6 from the farthest set of tees

• Slope rating of 106 from the farthest set of tees