Westwood CC (NLE) circa 1926 by Ross in Richmond Virginia. The course was built, was very popular, and another 9 holes designed by Flynn soon followed the Ross 18. The Flynn 9 holes was constructed to the south of Ross 18.
The 27 hole golf course was shuttered circa 1935 and the area of the golf course was later redeveloped as residential while the clubhouse survived. The clubhouse later became a supper club, which was transformed in the mid 60s into the thriving social and tennis club of today known as the Westwood Club.