HUDSON NATIONAL IN THE NEWS---CADDIE SUES FOR DISCRIMINATION AND HARASSMENT---PATCH

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CROTON-ON-HUDSON, NY — David Anderson was employed as caddie then caddie manager by the Hudson National Golf Club. Now he's suing the club, its operations director, Theron C. Harvey, and its golf director, Del Ponchock, for discrimination and harassment.

Anderson, who is diagnosed with Tourette's Syndrome and obsessive-compulsive disorder, said in a lawsuit that when the club leadership found out about his diagnosis, they began using it as a weapon against him, specially after he went to them to warn that the club bar continually served members who had become too intoxicated to drive.

The club in Westchester County, which is dotted with top-rated and internationally-known golf courses, opened in 1996 and became known as one of the best in the country, according to Golf Digest magazine. It costs $210,000 to join, according to Links magazine. MORE AT Caddie Sues Hudson National Golf Club For Discrimination: Report | Ossining, NY Patch