The Great Western Club & Golf Society is an exclusive country club situated in Richman, Los Santos.

CLUB HISTORY

The Great Western Club & Golf Society or GWC Los Santos was founded in 1992 by a group of amateur golfers from New York. They purchased 184 acres of rolling, forest ground on the outskirts of Los Santos. They gave Harold Rowmann the opportunity to design the course. This was Rowmann’s first and only golf course design, but he brought together renowned architects such as A.D. Johnson, George C. Travis and J. M. Colt to help create the course. In the summer of 1994, the first 12 holes of the course were opened .Due to the death of Rowmann, the final 6 holes were left unfinished.

During the late 90s and early 00s, GWC Los Santos was surrounded by the newly built neighborhoods of Rockford Hills, Morningwood and Richman. Making it the only city golf course in San Andreas.

In 2002 the board of GWC Los Santos voted to remove holes 10, 11 and 12 to make room for the famous clubhouse. Although this was a controversial decision at the time, it is regarded as a significantly better decision nowadays, as GWC Los Santos is known for their prestigious clubhouse and facilities.

In 2004 GWC Los Santos was the scene of the U.S. Open. They were the first San Andreas club to host the prestigious event. In 2003, GWC Los Santos was the scene of the second U.S Open in its history. Since the 1990s GWC Los Santos has been the host to the San Andreas Open.

AMENITIES

Members of the Great Western Club & Golf Society take delight in outstanding golf and tennis programs along with a whole host of social calendar events. The club is known as an oasis in the middle of Los Santos with members who appreciate the history and traditions of their club. Along with an open bar, the club provides it's members with full access to a cigar lounge and restaurant.

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