Anglebrook Golf Club occupies rolling terrain in Lincolndale, a hamlet in northern Westchester County roughly forty miles north of New York City. The course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. with Roger Rulewich, who served as Jones's senior design associate for many years before establishing his own practice. The design reflects Jones's characteristic approach from this period, emphasizing strategic bunkering, substantial greens with multiple pin positions, and water hazards that require careful course management. The layout moves through wooded and open sections across the property's natural elevation changes. Several holes incorporate ponds and streams as both visual and strategic elements, typical of Jones's philosophy that hazards should be visible and fair rather than hidden. The greens tend toward the large, contoured surfaces that became a Jones trademark, rewarding accurate approach shots while penalizing misses with difficult recovery situations. Anglebrook functions as a private club serving the northern Westchester community. The course represents the Jones design ethos during a prolific period when he and his associates were shaping courses throughout the northeastern United States. While not among Jones's most famous tournament venues, the design demonstrates the principles he applied across his extensive portfolio: strategic options from the tee, demanding approach play, and greens that test putting skill across varied pin placements.