COUNTRY CLUB OF PITTSFIELD

The arms of the Country Club of Pittsfield are, with differences, the Arms of Sir William Pitt, Earl of Chatham, for whom our city was named. Pitt's field of sable has become the green field of the Country Club Arms; Pitt's golden souvenir coins of the Crusader are our three golf balls and the stork denoting gratitude as Pitt's crest, represents outdoor freedom on lake and land for the Country Club. In further difference, the stork rests his right claw not on Pitt's anchor, but on a niblick, an ally as staunch as hope in time of difficulty... Since 1897, the Country Club of Pittsfield has been providing year round family sporting activities to Berkshire County. With a wide variety of activities including golf, tennis and swimming in the summer and a full range of winter activities, the Country Club of Pittsfield is known as the Berkshire�s best.

Primary location: Pittsfield United States