We aim for each person to have their time at WBYC as the best part of their day, every day.
This principle is at the core of our Club's existence.
It is crucial for all our staff members to grasp our “why” so they can recognize the significance of their contribution to fulfilling our mission.
"Awesome rolling topography. Great conditions. This is such a fun course to play on these hills."
- Golf Digest, 2021
Over the years of WBYC's history, famed golfers, such as Harry Vardon and Jimmy Johnson, have helped shaped the legacy we've buit. Harry Vardon's brother, Tom, served as one of the original Golf Professionals from 1935-1940. Jimmy Johnson, a Minnesota Native, grew up playing at WBYC and is best known as the first amateur to win the U.S. Open west of the Mississippi, hosted at Pebble Beach Golf Links in 1929. He went on to beat Bobby Jones in a playoff.