East Mountain Golf Course

About the club

Mountain Golf Club: A Hidden Gem in the Scenic Land of Connecticut Nestled among the rolling hills of Connecticut, East Mountain Golf Club stands as a prime destination for golf enthusiasts seeking a challenging and picturesque golfing experience. Located in the serene town of Waterbury, this gem of a course has been etching its name in the annals of golf history for several decades. With its rich heritage, captivating landscapes, top-notch facilities, and unparalleled hospitality, East Mountain Golf Club has undoubtedly become a haven for golfers in the region. Steeped in history, East Mountain Golf Club traces its roots back to 19222 when it first opened its doors. Originally designed by renowned architect Robert J. Ross, the course underwent multiple transformations over its storied past, with the most notable revamping taking place in 1999 under the guidance of renowned modern course designer Geoffrey Cornish. This renovation further solidified the club's reputation as a premier golfing destination in Connecticut. Throughout its existence, East Mountain Golf Club has achieved numerous milestones and hosted a range of prestigious events. The club proudly hosted the Connecticut Open Championship four times, the Connecticut PGA Championship twice, and was the venue for various United States Golf Association (USGA) qualifiers. These accolades are a testament to the high regard that the golfing community holds for East Mountain Golf Club. When it comes to comparing East Mountain Golf Club to other notable courses around the country, it stands its ground with confidence and flair. The course itself boasts a classic design with strategically placed hazards, undulating fairways, and challenging greens that demand precision and tactical prowess. The stunning vistas of the surrounding mountains and valleys make every round at East Mountain a feast for the eyes, rivaling the likes of the iconic Augusta National Golf Club or Pebble Beach Golf Links. One of the key stre