Brook-Lea Country Club

Brook-Lea Country Club, a Donald Ross design opened in 1926, sits in New York, United States, and plays to par 72 across 18 holes ranging from 5,900 to 6,800 yards. Ross shaped the layout through upland meadows and mature woodlands, with a meandering creek and ponds adding carry and placement demands throughout the routing. The club has hosted the NYS Amateur Championship. Practice facilities include a driving range with two grass tees, a large undulating putting green that mirrors on-course green speeds, a short game area with a bunker and three greens, and a dedicated teaching area where professional staff works with members and non-members. The member-only dining room includes the Windsor Room and Telesca Library, with outdoor seating available on the deck and patio. Additional amenities include a 24/7 fitness center, outdoor pool, and three event spaces. Brook-Lea Country Club is a private facility.