Our founders envisioned a place to relax.  A place to lay low.  A place to entertain.  A place to gamble.  A place to spend long summer days and cool autumn evenings.  Calumet Country Club was created for just that purpose.  One of the founding clubs of the Chicago District Golf Association, Calumet originally held court at 95th & Cottage Grove on the city's South Side before Donald Ross laid his hands on an old potato farm in sleepy Homewood.  He created what would become considered one of Chicago's sternest championship courses, much of which is enjoyed by members to this day who come to the club for many of the same reasons as those over a hundred years ago.

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The Harvest Invitational Tournament was created to allow its members and those belonging to other area clubs to put a bow on the Chicago golf season the right way - amongst friends on a testy track with a little fresh on the line.  If you're reading this, then you've been invited.  We hope you can be a part of what we feel will be a staple of the Chicago golf scene in no time.