Engineers Country Club is a historic golf club established in 1917 by members of the prestigious Engineers Club of Manhattan. The club's 140-acre course in Roslyn Harbor, New York was designed by English architect and golf professional Herbert Strong, and it is still regarded as one of the most challenging and exciting courses in the area.
In addition to offering a world-class golf experience, Engineers Country Club also has a rich history in the world of professional golf. The club hosted the PGA Championship in 1919, won by Jim Barnes, and the United States Amateur Championship in 1920, won by Chick Evans.
Savor club dining across the Horizon Dining Room, Horizon Terrace and casual gathering spaces where timeless flavors meet a warm social atmosphere. From relaxed lunches to poolside bites, every meal adds another reason to linger at Engineers.
Build your routine in a refreshed fitness environment with TechnoGym cardio, and strength equipment that support every pace. Training here feels convenient, focused and connected to the rest of your club day.
Connection comes naturally through member events, seasonal gatherings and a calendar that moves from golf and dining to fitness, tennis and community moments. Engineers gives everyday routines the polish of a private-club tradition at Long Island's North Shore.
