Jaclyn Dubois

The Mohawk Golf Club is many things to its varied membership: a place to gather with friends and meet new ones; a place for tennis or swimming or bridge; a retreat; a convenient spot for first-class dining; a certain status symbol signifying a successful career; a place for parties; a place to have one's own parties or meetings, weddings or reunions. The Golf Course is the centerpiece, the focus-point, the linchpin of the Mohawk Golf Club. It is, first of all, en extremely beautiful course, skillfully laid out on a basically handsome piece of land, with gorgeously green grass amid thousands of mature trees. It is meticulously maintained. It is surely of the area's outstanding courses, but the experts'​ eyes can always see room for improvements, and these improvements and changes and new ideas are forever forthcoming. The course simultaneously growns and stays the same. It is a constant delight to those who have the privilege of playing it. Steeped in tradition is the cliché often applied, and appropriately, to the Mohawk Golf Course. It is feared by a few, respected by most, loved by all who truly love the game.