Life at Happy Knoll'' is a novel by John P. Marquand published in Sports Illustrated as a collection of letters, that uses social satire to explore the issues within a fictional country club near New York. Through the letters of a club board member to the president emeritus, the story delves into problems like securing new members, managing staff, organizing parties, and the role of women and caddies, offering a humorous look at the eccentricities of suburban country club life.
