Anglebrook Golf Club

Anglebrook Golf Club is a private 18-hole course in New York, United States, designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr. and opened in 1998. It stretches from 4,706 to 7,001 yards across an unspoiled 240-acre site with 200 feet of elevation change. Hole 4 is a 601-yard par-five that bends continuously left toward a pond guarding the green. Hole 9 plays to an elevated green with the clubhouse as a backdrop. Golf Digest ranked Anglebrook 16th in New York in May 1999, and the course has hosted the Lincoln Pro-Am (2001), the 2007 U.S. Amateur Qualifier, New York State Open Qualifying (2010), and the 2013 MGA Mid-Amateur. The 24,000-square-foot clubhouse includes a restaurant open for lunch and dinner serving a seasonal rotating menu, a bar and lounge with local craft beer, wine, and premium liquors, and a Midway Café open for breakfast and lunch. The pro shop carries the latest clothing and equipment and includes locker rooms.