Founded in 1882 in Brookline, MA, one of the oldest country clubs in the U.S. and a charter member of the USGA. Its composite championship course evolved over stages, with William Flynn the principal architect of the modern course (1920s). Among the most historic and nationally elite courses in America.
Located in Brookline, Massachusetts, The Country Club is a private club and holds the distinction of being the oldest golf-oriented country club in the United States. It is one of the five charter clubs that founded the United States Golf Association, solidifying its pivotal role in American golf. Designed in part by William Flynn, the club is renowned for its championship pedigree, including the iconic 1913 U.S. Open won by then-unknown amateur Francis Ouimet. Despite its approximately 1,300 members, the club maintains a reputation for exclusivity and historical significance.
Spent a day here this summer watching the US Open. Beautiful old course that's impeccably maintained. Some of the rough was so deep I can't imagine having to hit out of it. Beautiful grounds. It's hard to believe you're right outside Boston it's so isolated fr
The course is in fantastic shape for the US Open. I followed Phil Mickelson and John Rahm in one of their practice rounds. The rough is thick so they better keep it on the fairway this tournament!
Great happy hour drinks! The pool and spa are amazing. Light night swims are a definite treat!

