The Summit Club sits on 156 acres of prime real estate in Armonk, NY; the golf course occupies 130 acres. The remaining 26 acres will be used for residences, 72 units across 6 buildings. These residences will range from 2,535 to 3,237 square feet and feature ultramodern interior designs, extra-large private outdoor terraces with fireplaces, and tremendous golf course views and countless miles beyond. As for the golf course, it was originally designed by Albert Zikorus and opened for play in 1961. In 2011, a fairly extensive renovation was done by Rees Jones that included the rebuilding of all fairway and greenside bunkers, redesigning three holes, updating the irrigation system, and adding several tee boxes. At the time, he claimed that his course improvements “Will make The Summit Club at Armonk a place where any level of golfer can enjoy a natural landscape that offers dramatic elevation changes and stunning panoramic views of the New York countryside.” After playing the course just once, I agree! Jones has done a great job incorporating many of the land's natural features – lakes, marshlands, and tall fescue grasses – into the layout to make it more challenging and give it character. You’ll encounter significant elevation changes in both directions as you play your way around the course, prompting you to use every club at your disposal. Two of my favorite holes are #7 and #10. The 7th hole is a 390-yard par 4 dogleg left with an interesting twist – a right-sloping fairway! For most players, the approach shot will be uphill and blind onto a triangular-shaped green. The back nine starts with a short and interesting par 4 playing 315 yards from the Blue Tees. You’ll tee off from an elevated tee box downhill with sand traps on either side of the landing area. Your approach shot plays straight uphill into a large green with a false front. Hit it short, and it can easily roll back to where you are – or worse! Although space is limited within the temporary trailer, you can still find a good selection of logoed Summit Club golf gear, including hats, polos, outerwear, towels, tools, and more. Currently, there aren’t a lot of options for food. Chef Jose and his on-site food truck offer tantalizing food after your round, or you can simply grab a beer and relive the good and the bad with friends. The Club also pays special attention to Ladies and Seniors, offering instruction, friendly competition, and a chance to meet new playing partners and develop new friendships. Special programs have been put together for both seniors and ladies. The Summit Club in Armonk isn’t your grandfather’s country club; there are no social demands or the staunch bureaucracy you’ll find at many traditional New York clubs, and there never will be! What you’ll find are superb playing conditions, ostentatious attention to detail, and respect for all. You’re pretty much free to do as you please – within legal and moral bounds! The Summit Club at Armonk offers several membership plans to meet everyone's needs and budgets. A Full Golf Membership gives you, your spouse, and any children under 24 unlimited access to the course, driving range, and practice area from Tuesday to Sunday. You’ll receive priority tee times, complimentary golf lessons, flexible guest privileges, and many other benefits. All members have access to Palmer Advantage Privileges, which give you elite golf, travel, and entertainment privileges worldwide. The network includes 300 clubs scattered across North America, complimentary greens fees at 125+ courses, and access to top venues through exclusive Member golf days. Contact the pro shop to check on other Membership categories such as Founding Member and Legacy Member.

We’ve been going to The Summit Club for about 3 years, became a member a year ago when PGA professional Michael Davis was in charge of the place. This golf course is a true gem! From the immaculate greens and well maintained fairway to the friendly staff and challenging layout, it’s an experience that will leave you wanting more. Michael is an excellent golf coach for me and my son. My son is 9. He’s helped my son tremendously in his journey to begin his junior golf career for the past year. Michael is knowledgeable, patient, and expects kids always to try their best. Teaching children something so technical is challenging; my son's love for learning golf is directly related to Coach Michael and his skills. He knows what each child needs to improve their golf game while having fun. I highly recommend Coach Michael to everyone serious about improving their golf game.

On September 19th, 2023, the headlines in the Yonkers Times newspaper read, “The Summit Club Armonk Gets Approval to Build Westchester’s First Residential Golf Community.” It may not look like much right now, but in due time, things will change. For now, Summit Club consists of an 18-hole golf course and a trailer that serves as the pro shop, snack bar, and sales office. The Summit Club sits on 156 acres of prime real estate in Armonk, NY; the golf course occupies 130 acres. The remaining 26 acres will be used for residences, 72 units across 6 buildings. As for the golf course, it was originally designed by Albert Zikorus and opened for play in 1961. In 2011, a fairly extensive renovation was done by Rees Jones that included the rebuilding of all fairway and greenside bunkers, redesigning three holes, updating an outdated irrigation system, and adding several tee boxes. At the time, he claimed that his course improvements “Will make The Summit Club at Armonk a place where any level of golfer can enjoy a natural landscape that offers dramatic elevation changes and stunning panoramic views of the New York countryside.” After playing the course just once, I agree! Jones has done a great job incorporating many of the land's natural features – lakes, marshlands, and tall fescue grasses – into the layout to make it more challenging and give it character. You’ll encounter significant elevation changes in both directions as you play your way around the course, prompting you to use every club at your disposal. Although space is limited within the temporary trailer, you can still find a good selection of logoed Summit Club golf gear, including hats, polos, outerwear, towels, tools, and more. Currently, there aren’t a lot of options for food. Chef Jose and his on-site food truck offer tantalizing food after your round, or you can simply grab a beer and relive the good and the bad with friends. The Club also pays special attention to Ladies and Seniors, offering instruction, friendly competition, and a chance to meet new playing partners and develop new friendships. Special programs have been put together for both seniors and ladies. The Summit Club in Armonk isn’t your grandfather’s country club; there are no social demands or the staunch bureaucracy you’ll find at many traditional New York clubs, and there never will be! What you’ll find are superb playing conditions, ostentatious attention to detail, and respect for all. You’re pretty much free to do as you please – within legal and moral bounds! The Summit Club at Armonk offers several membership plans to meet everyone's needs and budgets. A Full Golf Membership gives you, your spouse, and any children under 24 unlimited access to the course, driving range, and practice area from Tuesday to Sunday. You’ll receive priority tee times, complimentary golf lessons, flexible guest privileges, and many other benefits. All Members have access to Palmer Advantage Privileges, giving you elite privileges in golf, travel, and entertainment worldwide. The network includes 300 clubs scattered across North America, complimentary greens fees at 125+ courses, and access to top venues through exclusive Member golf days. Contact the pro shop to check on other Membership categories such as Founding Member and Legacy Member. When you become a Member of The Summit Club at Armonk, you’re securing your future in what is destined to become one of the elite clubs in the area.

I’m a realtor, I was invited to the first Realtor golf tournament at the summit club in REO New York. It was a 1230 to 330 golfing event with an after party 430 on. We were given golf clubs and a candy cart to drive around the range they had refreshments, and we were teamed up with other players with similar skill set. It was very nice. It opened our pallet to want to learn to play golf more than we were already contemplating. The staff was extremely friendly thank you to Michael Davis, who runs the club. They have a food truck on the premises that prepares the food for the events they had Caesar salad and lemon chicken franchise which I did not eat because I don’t eat chicken. Margaritas and a slew of different beers. A great day to be there beautiful I look forward to more events and I look forward to learning about their luxury condos that will be preconstructed and available the next two years.

I have had the pleasure of being a guest to play this country club for the past 2 years. This is a very special kept secret to come play golf. They treat you like family here. Mike Davis is the head teaching professional and I couldn't recommend a more personable and fine teacher. I would highly recommend playing and joining here. If I planned staying around this area on a full time basis, I would join here.