Anglebrook is a three year old private club in Northern Westchester created in the mold of the storied Golden Era venues of golf rich Westchester County It is a pure golf club in the sense that there is no swimming pool or tennis courts just golf for golf s sake In the final design of his legendary architecture career Robert Trent Jones Sr utilized his deft touch to craft a modern masterpiece on an unspoiled 240 acre site which features elevation changes of 200 feet 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 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 replete with numerous pockets and tiers so accurate approach shots are essential to scoring Low handicappers have the opportunity to reach each of the par 5s with two shots with the exception of the 602 yard fourth ranked Anglebrook s most difficult hole With its mix of long and short par 4s Anglebrook favors neither the long or short hitter and forces players to work the ball in both directions Members consider the 305 yard dogleg right par 4 sixth among the most unique and aesthetically pleasing holes There are 54 of Jones unmistakable amoebae shaped bunkers on the course yet none are as talked about the one in the middle of the 18th fairway which rests 235 yards from the back tees The finishing hole plays 455 yards and features a fairway sloping towards wetlands and a narrow entrance to an elevated and large contoured green Anglebrook offers four sets of tees and measures from 4,700 to 6,947 yards From the back tees the course carries a rating of 74.1 and a slope of 133 Robert A M Stern one of the world s leading post modern architects designed the 24,000 square foot country style clubhouse