three eighteen-hole courses: the famous Harry Colt-designed West Course from 1926, the earlier yet lesser-played East Course which was also designed by Colt in 1924, the recent Edinburgh Course designed by John Jacobs, and a nine-hole par-3 executive course. The headquarters of the PGA European Tour are located at the club, and each year it hosts the Tour's PGA Championship. It was the venue of the 1953 Ryder Cup and of the World Match Play Championship from 1964 until 2007. The club is surrounded by and entwined with the Wentworth Estate, one of the most expensive private estates in the London suburbs, which was built at the same time, where many top golfers and other celebrities have homes. One of them is Ernie Els, who became the club's "world-wide touring professional" in 2005. Over the winter of 2005-06 Els, who was developing a golf course design practice, made alterations to the West Course, lengthening it by and adding 30 bunkers. Wentworth also has a tennis and health club. The Wentworth Tennis and Health Club consists of a gymnasium, dance studio, health spa, ozone swimming pool and Jacuzzi, crèche facilities, changing rooms, and a café. The extensive facility was completed in 1999 for £9 million by architects Broadway Malyan. Golf courses West Course Opened: 1926 Architect: Harry Colt (redesigned from 2005 to 2017 by Ernie Els) Par: 72 Length: Course Record: 62, Robert Karlsson, Thomas Bjørn, Alex Norén Key tournaments: HSBC World Match Play Championship, 1964 – 2007: BMW PGA Championship, 1984 – present: Ryder Cup, 1953: World Cup 1956 West Course Scorecard East Course Opened: 1924 Architect: Harry Colt Par: 68 Length: Course Record: 62, Doug N Sewell Key tournaments: inaugural Curtis Cup, 1932; friendly match between US and GB&I (forerunner to Ryder Cup) 1926. East Course Scorecard Edinburgh Course Opened: 1990 Architect: John Jacobs (with Gary Player and Bernard Gallacher) Par: 72 Length: Course Record: 67, Gary Orr Tournaments held: Wentworth Senior Masters Edinburgh Course Scorecard Executive Course (9 Holes) Par: 27 Length: References External links Golf clubs and courses in Surrey Golf clubs and courses designed by Harry Colt Ryder Cup venues Curtis Cup venues