Glen Arbor Golf Club

Glen Arbor Golf Club is a private 18-hole course in New York, United States, designed by Gary Player and stretching 6,900–7,000 yards across woodland, unspoiled wetlands, and terrain with dramatic elevation changes. The course has received the Environmental Stewardship Recognition Award from the North American Bluebird Society, the 2010 Arthur P. Weber MGA Club Environmental Leaders in Golf Award, and the 2012 Bedford Conservation Board Green Award. Practice facilities include an indoor putting studio with a computerized SAM Putt Lab and a Teaching and Short Game Center staffed by PGA teaching professionals, open year-round and equipped with a V1 Professional coaching system and Trackman launch monitor. The clubhouse includes a main dining room and grill room with covered porches overlooking the first and eighteenth fairways, along with private dining and board rooms, men's and women's locker rooms, and a Golf Shop.