Author Mark Twain famously called golf "a good walk spoiled." Anglebrook member Masashi Katayama would disagree heartily. Katayama walked and carried his clubs for 72 holes over a single day in June--breaking the previous club record of 54 holes in a day and becoming the charter member of the Anglebrook Solstice Club. Next year he wants company on the longest day of the year, and hopes other members will join him in a feat that took him over 14 hours, one step at a time. Read all about his trek in the attached Anglebrook newsletter--and a couple of heartwarming hole in one stories for those of us still waiting for our first.

AGC’s 25th anniversary season brought two fantastic pieces of press, one from Westchester Magazine and one from Bedford New Canaan Magazine. Read excerpts from the articles by two veteran golf writers and pick up a copy of your own during your next visit to the clubhouse.

Twenty five years since members first set sight on this green complex, it remains one of the signature vistas at AGC. Milestone Season Promises to be a Special One.

There are great golf holes—and then there are Signature holes! The Met Golfer magazine recently recognized AGC’s No. 9 as one of the best in the area and one that checks all the boxes in terms of challenge, strategic options, and setting.

No. 5 is a stunning visual from the tee box, but be careful not to lose your focus. It’s a rollercoaster ride from start to finish, from the downhill tee shot to the wildly undulating green—one of the most severe on a golf course filled with challenging green complexes.