Moonbrook Country Club

Moonbrook Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Jamestown, New York, designed by legendary Scottish architect Willie Park Jr., a Hall of Fame golf course designer. The course was conceived by the Jamestown Rotary Club as their inaugural service project in 1920, with the first nine holes opening for play in July 1921. The complete 18-hole design was realized when the second nine holes were completed and opened in 1928-1929.

The course represents an enduring legacy of community commitment, developed through the dedication of local Rotarians and community leaders who financed the land acquisition. Willie Park Jr.'s design reflects the architectural standards of the early 20th century, establishing Moonbrook as a premier golf destination for the Jamestown community. The course has maintained its historical significance as a community cornerstone since its inception, serving generations of golfers with a design rooted in classic golf architecture principles established during the golden age of American course design.