Robert Trent Jones Sr. designed over 500 golf courses in 40 states and 35 countries. There is perhaps a piece of all of them in his very last design at Anglebrook Golf Club, a private club in Northern Westchester.
Opened in May of 1998, Anglebrook has managed to maintain a relatively low profile despite the fact that it was recognized by Golf Digest as the 16th best course in New York state while it was less than a year old. Jones had the full run of a 240-acre canvas and although his legacy had long been secure, he enhanced his reputation as one of golf's most brilliant designers one last time.
In keeping with his philosophy, Jones incorporated the layout into the existing terrain and natural contours of the land. The course is classically designed, offering traditional shot values and a minimum of blind shots. Four sets of tees, wide landing areas and a multitude of bailout options provide a wonderful level of playability. The greens are large, averaging nearly 7,000 square feet, and are characterized by numerous pockets and tiers, so accurate approach shots are essential to scoring. Anglebrook measures from 4,700 to its championship tees at 7,001.
Practice Facilities:
Driving range (mats, grass) putting chipping
