Cloverbank Country Club

Cloverbank Country Club, located in Hamburg, New York, is an 18-hole golf course spanning 7,067 yards, designed by renowned course architects William and David Gordon. Originally founded in 1956 as the Bethlehem Management Club for Bethlehem Steel employees, the course opened in 1959 and has undergone several ownership changes throughout its history. The club was renamed Cloverbank Country Club in 2021 following its acquisition by an investor group of former members.

Set on 400 acres in the Hamburg landscape, the course presents a challenging layout characteristic of championship-caliber design. The Gordon brothers' design emphasizes strategic play and course management, making it suitable for golfers of varying skill levels. The club maintains its facilities to high standards under the stewardship of its dedicated grounds and golf management team, ensuring pristine playing conditions year-round.

Beyond golf, Cloverbank serves as a full-service country club offering dining facilities and event hosting capabilities, making it a comprehensive recreational and social destination for its membership community.