WBYC is easily one of my favorite courses played in the last several decades.
The course is pure fun, wildly strategic, and possesses 18 holes of fun and diverse architectural interest. It flows across significant, yet not severe, elevation and it's mix of holes and directions-played will challenge any level of player without producing unnecessary angst. There are a plethora of blind and semi-blind shots, but none of it feels remotely tricky or unfair. The walk is sturdy, yet not painful. It is the very definition of sporty, especially with the bar strategically placed alongside the walk from the 18th green back to the 1st tee.
The clubhouse itself is a trip back in the time machine, oozing charm, character and simplicity without any silly concessions made to modern excess. For me, the practicality was comfortable and inviting. I played it in a light rain, on 2.5 hours of sleep after travel misadventures and even though thoroughly exhausted and soaked, wanted nothing more than to do it all over again. Any golf aficionado worth their salt should know that WBYC is all anyone would want for their home club.