Founded in 1896, Wee Burn Country Club is among the oldest private country clubs in Connecticut and a founding member of the Connecticut State Golf Association. Wee Burn, Scottish for "small stream", was named by the Scottish/American industrialist, Andrew Carnegie.
The Club's facilities include a magnificent Mediterranean-styled clubhouse, a championship golf course designed by noted architect Devereux Emmet, golf practice facilities including a premiere driving range, a three-hole short game facility and indoor golf simulator, a private Beach Club on Long Island Sound with a shoreline swimming pool and junior activities pavilion, thirteen Har-Tru tennis courts, eight platform tennis courts with a state-of-the-art warming facility, four ten-pin bowling lanes, trap and skeet and five stand shooting and extensive indoor and outdoor dining and banquet facilities at both the main and beach clubs. Wee Burn is open year round.
