Binghamton Country Club

Binghamton Country Club, founded in 1889, is one of America's oldest golf clubs. Originally a 9-hole course along the Susquehanna River in Endicott, NY, the club relocated to rolling hills in Endwell, NY in 1921. That year, world-renowned architect A.W. Tillinghast designed and constructed the current course. The layout is characterized by fast, undulating greens maintained in excellent condition. The course's terrain features the natural rolling topography of the Endwell location, creating strategic elevation changes throughout play. The club operates as a private non-equity facility with over 300 members and is recognized for its challenging green complexes and pristine turf conditions. Beyond golf, the club provides dining facilities, a pool, and hosts social and corporate events, positioning itself as a comprehensive country club experience with strong emphasis on both competitive play and member amenities.