Mount Kisco Country Club

Mount Kisco Country Club hosted the 1923 and 1935 Westchester Open, giving this private 18-hole course in Chappaqua, New York a tournament record that stretches back over a century. Designed by Tom Winton and opened in 1930, the layout occupies rolling acres set within a natural depression between low wooded hills. A persistent stream comes into play on 13 of the 18 holes, and well-bunkered greens add further precision demands throughout the round. Practice options include a dedicated putting green, golf clinics, and individual lessons. The clubhouse carries a full Pro Shop with merchandise for all, a bar, a ballroom, a men's lounge and locker room, ladies locker room, and a veranda. Dining runs from fine and casual to poolside and on-course options.