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Greenwich / Connecticut / United States
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Greenwich Country Club is located on Doubling Road outside of downtown Greenwich. It has a huge grounds with an 18-hole golf course, driving range, swimming pool, tennis courts and the large main clubhouse building with dining facilities. The club has been in existence since 1892 and is extremely exclusive.

Greenwich / Connecticut / United States
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Chartered and incorporated by Congress in 1919, the American Legion is now the nation's largest non-partisan veterans service organization. It is committed to promoting strong national security through the mentoring and sponsorship of youth programs on a community level.

Greenwich Legion members participate in local patriotic observances, provide assistance to veterans and their families, and sponsor a number of youth programs, including the Greenwich Cannons baseball team. Meetings are held on the second Monday of the month at this American Legion Hall on Glenville Road.

Greenwich / Connecticut / United States
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The Round Hill Club is a private country club in northern Greenwich, best known for its 18-hole regulation golf course. The course, which was built in 1924 by Walter Travis, has since been renovated and now features four sets of tee boxes for golfers of varying skill levels. The club also includes dining facilities, a fitness center, a pool, paddle courts and both outdoor and indoor tennis courts.

Greenwich / Connecticut / United States
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Founded in 1986, Burning Tree Country Club is a member-owned golf club in Greenwich, Conn. It has an 18-hole championship golf course with an area of more than 200 acres. The club offers various facilities, such as a practice facility with target greens and practice areas for putting, chipping and bunker play. It offers full-service locker rooms and electric golf car fleets. Its 20,000-square-foot clubhouse offers private meeting and banquet facilities. It provides separate lesson facilities for individuals, groups, clinics and golf schools. Its club facilities and services include dining, private event planning and banquet facilities. Burning Tree Country Club also offers individual and corporate merchandise wholesale services. It offers a variety of food services, including breakfast, lunch, dinner and on-course refreshments. The club also provides club fitting and grip repair, locker and club storage facilities, and group events and tournament management services.
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Greenwich / Connecticut / United States
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The Stanwich Club opened in 1964, the result of a population boom that put pressure on the Round Hill Club's waitlist and a devastating fire that ripped through the Greenwich Country Club clubhouse. The two local clubs joined in the effort of purchasing land for this private country club. Local architect William Gordon and his son, David, designed the famous 18-hole Stanwich golf course.

Today, the club has about 500 members. In addition to the 18-hole, 7133-yard golf course, the club features a swimming pool, paddle and tennis courts and both casual and fine dining.

A number of club facilities including the Gazebo, Oak Room and main dining room are available for rent, provided the client gets sponsorship from a member.

Greenwich / Connecticut / United States
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The Fairview Country Club was founded in 1904 on land leased from the Fairview Links in Bronxville, Conn. the nine-hole course that also spawned Siwanoy. In 1907, a huge English Tudor mansion with a great view across the Saw Mill River Valley became the clubhouse. Fairview s caddie ranks also include Jimmy Farrell (winner of the 1928 U.S. Open); Tom Creavy (winner of the 1931 PGA); and Tony Manero, winner of the 1936 U.S. Open. The new 18-hole golf course, designed by Donald Ross, opened in 1912. It served until 1968, when, as a result of the commercialization of the Elmsford area and the development of Interstate 287, the club moved to its present site in Greenwich, Conn. where Robert Trent Jones designed a new course. Fairview hosted two major MGA championships: the 1930 Met Open and the 1959 Met Amateur. John Inglis caddies carried for the winners in both events.
Greenwich / Connecticut / United States
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Orinoco Council 39 is the Greenwich chapter of the world's largest Catholic fraternal service organization. The Knights of Columbus was founded in 1882 as a benefit society, providing mutual aid to its members and their families. The Greenwich chapter sponsors a number of events, including the Christmas Day Dinner for residents who are alone on the holiday and flea markets during the months of May and October. Meetings for members take place on the first and third Thursday of the month at 8pm.

Greenwich / Connecticut / United States
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Named after the many Tamarack trees indigenous to the area, Tamarack County Club is a private golf and country club located in the town's rural backcountry. Its history dates to 1909, when the club operated as the Port Chester Country Club. In 1928, when the town was seeking land for the New York High School, the club moved to Greenwich, where it opened its clubhouse on the site of the former Griffen Farm in 1929.

The club has changed quite dramatically since then. It now boasts an 18-hole, 6834-yard golf course, artificial lakes, numerous dining facilities, tennis courts and a swimming pool. Some club facilities including the dining room and outdoor portico are available for rental, provided sponsorship of a member. Information regarding membership is available upon request, via the Tamarack Country Club's website.