While the club dates to 1903 and a design by Tom Bendelow, several other architects have done design work on the Championship course here, including Dick Wilson, Harry Colt, and the late Geoffrey Cornish. But the club most prominently points to Donald Ross's design work here between 1915 and 1940. CCC hosted the 1964 PGA Championship, won by Bobby Nichols over hometown-favorite Jack Nicklaus. The club also has a 1,160-yard par-3 layout.

This is a private country club; visitors are permitted only as guests of members.