Madison Country Club

Madison Country Club is a private 18-hole golf course established in 1900 and located near Long Island Sound in Madison, Connecticut. The original course was designed by Willie Park, Jr., a renowned golf course architect and two-time British Open champion who designed over 150 courses worldwide, including Olympia Fields near Chicago and The Maidstone Club in the New York area.

The club benefits from its coastal Connecticut setting, offering a scenic landscape characteristic of the region. As a historic private club founded in the early 20th century, Madison Country Club represents an important example of Park's American golf design work during that era. The course maintains its heritage as a members-focused facility while reflecting the classic design principles that made Park's courses influential in golf architecture.