GlenArbor Golf Club occupies rolling terrain in Bedford Hills, a community in northern Westchester County approximately 40 miles north of Manhattan. Designed by Gary Player and opened in the late 1990s, the course reflects the South African architect's approach to strategic design on wooded, elevation-varied property characteristic of this part of New York. The layout navigates through mature hardwood forests and incorporates the natural contours of the land, with several holes playing across significant grade changes. The routing takes advantage of the site's topography, presenting golfers with uphill and downhill approaches, sidehill lies, and greens positioned to reward accurate iron play. Player's design philosophy emphasizes shot values and course management, with bunkering and green complexes that demand thoughtful club selection. The tree-lined corridors frame individual holes while the elevation shifts provide varied perspectives throughout the round. GlenArbor operates as a private club serving the Bedford Hills area and broader Westchester golf community. The course represents one of several Gary Player designs in the northeastern United States, part of his international portfolio that spans multiple continents. The property's setting in northern Westchester places it among the region's collection of wooded, parkland-style courses that define golf in this part of New York's suburban corridor.