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Pleasantville Country Club is a nine-hole facility designed by renowned architect A.W. Tillinghast and established in 1926 in Pleasantville, New York. The course spans 2,100 yards and features a picturesque layout characterized by mature tree-lined fairways, rolling terrain, and contoured greens. Set in a scenic natural setting, the course is described as one of New York's most scenic designs.

The facility caters to golfers seeking a less crowded experience with a more intimate setting. Beyond the main course, Pleasantville offers a practice area and a dedicated practice putting green. Members have access to an updated fitness center, locker rooms, and bag storage facilities. The club maintains an active events schedule throughout the season, including parent-child tournaments, couples competitions, and individual and team matches. The course accommodates both walking and cart play, appealing to golfers with varying time commitments and preferences.