What they call their work
What they do
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Racquet Sports Facility and Programming 3 activities
- Operation and programming of paddle (platform tennis) facilitiesOperates four paddle courts with a fully equipped paddle hut and offers lessons, clinics, leagues, and interclub tournaments open to men, women, and children of all ages.
- Operation and programming of squash facilitiesOperates four squash courts (three international singles, one North American doubles) and offers private lessons, clinics, camps, tournaments, and drop-in play sessions for adults and children of all ability levels.
- Operation and programming of tennis facilitiesOperates ten Har-Tru tennis courts and provides tennis lessons, clinics, leagues, and interclub tournaments for members of all ages and skill levels.
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Amateur and Professional Golf Tournament Hosting 1 activity
- Hosting of major golf tournamentsHosted the Senior PGA Tour’s Commemorative Tournament (also known as The Commemorative Event) annually from 1986 to 1993 and hosted the 102nd U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship in 2002 on its championship course.
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Equine Education and Riding Instruction 1 activity
- Operation of equestrian and riding programsOperates a riding program in partnership with Sage Hill Farm, including a historic two-level stable, two outdoor riding rings, and one indoor riding arena.
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Shooting Sports Training and Safety 1 activity
- Operation of fitness and recreational facilitiesOperates a fitness center and provides shooting facilities for skeet and trap events as part of its member recreational offerings.
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Private Golf Course Operations 1 activity
- Operation of golf course and clubhouse facilitiesOperates a championship 27-hole golf course, clubhouse, and associated facilities for members, their families, and guests. The course was originally designed by Charles Blair Macdonald and Seth Raynor, expanded under A.W. Tillinghast, and later restored to its original design character by Gil Hanse and George Bahto.
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Competitive and Learn-to-Swim Programs 1 activity
- Operation of swimming and aquatics programsOperates a 25-yard indoor pool with three lap lanes and a diving board, and runs a summer swim team program for members' children that includes racing and diving instruction and intersquad competition with other clubs.
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Event Venue Rental Services 1 activity
- Provision of event hosting servicesHosts weddings, family gatherings, holiday parties, and business meetings in the Club House (up to 240 guests) and West Terrace Tent (up to 400 guests seasonally), with minimum guest requirements for Saturday evening events during peak season.
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Country Club Golf Instruction and Facilities 1 activity
- Provision of golf instruction and practice facilitiesOffers a 1,700-square-foot temperature-controlled indoor/outdoor golf learning center for member use, supporting year-round instruction and training.
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Who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| PAUL BROCK | GENERAL MANAGER/ COO | 55 | $618K |
| JONATHAN HEYWOOD | GROUND SUPERINTENDENT | 55 | $350K |
| DANIEL WHELAN | CONTROLLER | 50 | $302K |
| AJ SIKULA | HEAD GOLF PRO | 55 | $276K |
| CARLO BIGI | EXECUTIVE CHEF | 55 | $249K |
| SEAN MCKEE | MAINTENANCE DIRECTOR | 55 | $169K |
| DANE MURTAUGH | ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER | 55 | $166K |
- ANDREW HITE — GOVERNOR
- ASHLEY BOHLEN — GOVERNOR
- CATELYN LETIZIA — GOVERNOR
- CHRISTOPHER RICCIARDI — VICE PRESIDENT
- DAMIAN DIDDEN — ASSISTANT SECRETARY
- DAVID CHIANG — TREASURER
- ERIC MAYVILLE — GOVERNOR
- F MICHAEL MANFRED — GOVERNOR
- GREGG HAYDEN — PRESIDENT
- JAMES GLASCOTT — ASSISTANT TREASURER
- MARGARET WALKER — SECRETARY
- RICK SUAREZ — GOVERNOR
- THOMAS AUTH — GOVERNOR
- THOMAS WRIGHT — GOVERNOR
- TIMOTHY REISH — GOVERNOR
Who they work with
- A.W. Tillinghast Partner — Golf course architect who expanded the course to 27 holes in the 1920s.
- Angela Reeve Partner — Pool Manager responsible for hiring seasonal lifeguards.
- Charles Blair Macdonald Partner — Golf course architect who designed the initial 9 holes of the golf course.
- Frank Vanderlip Partner — Co-purchaser of the mansion that became the Sleepy Hollow Country Club in 1910.
- Gus Treyz Partner — Head tennis professional providing lessons and clinics at the club.
- Jorge Becerra Partner — Contact for seasonal or full-time housekeeping employment inquiries.
- McKim, Mead, & White Partner — Architectural firm engaged to design the original manor house.
- Sage Hill Farm Partner — Manages the stables and riding program at Sleepy Hollow Country Club.
- Sandra Dziak Partner — Contact for seasonal or full-time housekeeping employment inquiries.
- Seth Raynor Partner — Engineer who collaborated on the design and construction of the initial golf course.
- William Rockefeller Partner — Co-purchaser of the mansion that became the Sleepy Hollow Country Club in 1910.
- other clubs Partner — Competes against other clubs during the summer swim season.
How they approach the work
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- Inclusive Participation Through Tiered Instructionmethodology: inclusive_sports_participationBy offering sport instruction tailored to all ages and skill levels across tennis, squash, and paddle programs, the club promotes inclusive participation because accessible, leveled programming lowers barriers to entry and supports ongoing skill development for diverse members.
- Prestige-Driven Facility Developmentmethodology: prestige-oriented_course_developmentBy engaging renowned golf course architects and preserving historical design integrity during renovations, the club maintains national and regional rankings because high-caliber, historically authentic course design enhances reputation and competitive standing among peer institutions.