Welcome to Chautauqua Golf Club
Chautauqua Golf Club is closed for the 2024 season and will reopen in the spring.
At Chautauqua you can expect a golf experience built on service and quality; a golf experience designed for challenge and the enjoyment of this great game; a golf experience mindful of the importance of environmental stewardship; and, with two four-star rated courses, a golf experience that offers real choice and variety.
Legendary architects Seymour Dunn and Donald Ross left their legacy here. Hall of Famers from Ben Hogan to Sam Snead have walked these fairways. Statesmen, celebrities, and performers attending the world-renowned Chautauqua Institution have eagerly challenged our courses as well.
We look forward to welcoming you to the Chautauqua Golf Club!
Become a member today!
Regardless if you’re visiting for the week or live locally year-round, CGC offers a wide selection of membership options and amenities to meet your needs. Click here for additional information and daily rates.
Kirk Stauffer, Director of Golf
kstauffer@chq.org
Meg Pickard, Director of Recreation
mpickard@chq.org
Troy Moss, Head Golf Professional
tmoss@chq.org
James Hayes, Superintendent
jhayes@chq.org
2024 Board of Governors
Eric Anderson
Scott Crist
Jennifer Flanagan
Betsy Goodell
Bill Johnson
Pat Jones
Jack McCauley
Dan McEvoy
Anne Odland
Debbie Perry
Colleen Reeve
Frank Steininger
Our History
From the first round of golf, played on July 18, 1914, the Chautauqua Golf Club has carved a rich and exciting history. Legendary Scottish architects Seymour Dunn and Donald Ross have left their legacy here. Fourteen World Golf Hall of Famers, including Sam Snead, Ben Hogan, Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen, have walked these fairways. Statesmen, celebrities and performers attending the world-renowned Chautauqua Institution have eagerly challenged our courses as well, including President Bill Clinton.
To learn more about our history, swing by the Pro Shop and purchase a copy of Chautauqua Golf Club: One Hundred Years, Two Golf Courses – One Remarkable History, by David Turnbull.