Dunwoodie Golf Course, a steadfast Yonkers fixture, whispers tales of Metropolitan golf's burgeoning popularity at the dawn of the 20th century. Its rolling hills, carved from Westchester County's undulating terrain, present a parkland experience demanding strategic course management rather than brute force. Doglegs abound, rewarding thoughtful shot placement and deft navigation of the mature tree lines that frame each hole. Originally designed by the esteemed Tom Bendelow, Dunwoodie has undergone subtle refinements over the years, preserving its classic character while accommodating the modern game. While not a stage for major championships, Dunwoodie serves as a vital community hub, fostering a spirit of friendly competition amongst its passionate membership. This accessible layout, beloved for its playability and unpretentious atmosphere, has long served as a proving ground for aspiring local talent and a cherished haunt for generations of Westchester golfers. Post-round, members often gather to partake in the club’s famed "Dunwoodie Dog", a grilled hot dog slathered in a secret chili recipe, a tradition as deeply rooted as the ancient oaks that line the fairways.