As an organization, the Englewood Golf Club was formed in early 1896 and a nine-hole course was laid out by Harry … See more

The successful staging of the U.S. Amateur in 1906, then the most prestigious tournament in the nation, resulting in the U.S. Open coming to the venue. The playing of the 1909 U.S. Open featured several sco… See more

The club went bankrupt following World War II. After a failed attempt by the members to run it themselves, the club's property was bought by the Reis family and leased to various operators. The first such lessee wa… See more

In 1963, the course was severely affected by construction of what was then known as the Bergen-Passaic Expressway, a piece of Interstate 95 in New Jersey that made a direct connection to the George Washington Bridge. … See more

Golfing continued on the divided course, but the financial burden became too great. During the mid-1970s, the club was run by a different lessee each year, some of which failed to pay rent or were charged with violations o… See more