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This antique Stieff pewter pitcher is a unique and rare find. It was originally awarded to the Country Club of Orlando for a golf tournament in 1962. The pitcher is made of high-quality pewter material, and it is handmade with intricate details that add to its charm and value. The item is in excellent shape and would make a great addition to any collection. The pitcher's design is perfect for holding beverages or as a display piece. Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind collectible!
The Country Club of Orlando is one of the largest and oldest Country Clubs in the state of Florida.
The physical Club encompasses 166 1/3 acres and includes an 18-hole Donald Ross designed golf course, twelve tennis courts, a junior-Olympic sized swimming pool, a fully equipped wellness and fitness center, snack bars, and a main clubhouse with unique dining facilities, banquet venues, and meeting rooms. Our family-oriented Club strives to provide the highest level of service and professionalism.
1911
The Country Club of Orlando was chartered in November 1911. At this time, the City of Orlando was eager to attract northern tourists, and the Club – which had already opened a nine-hole golf course, was seen as a tremendous asset to the city in this regard. The first clubhouse, a typical “old Florida” building with wide verandahs, was opened in May of 1912. The clubhouse quickly became a social center, not only for golf, but also for dances, card parties, and community entertainment of all kinds.
1935
In 1935, the Club’s corporate structure was reorganized, and the name was changed to The Country Club of Orlando, which has remained to the present day. During World War II, the Club experienced many difficulties – a drop in membership, along with shortages of labor, food and supplies – and only superb leadership by Club President, Holman R. Cloud, along with many donations from members, kept the Club afloat.
1956
In January 1956, a new, contemporary-style facility, costing some $400,000 was opened. The Orlando Sentinel termed the building “a dream come true for club members.” The new clubhouse debuted in May of 2000 with a Gala Opening Ball, and in 2017 the Foyer, Living Room, Ballroom, and Bridge Room underwent a renovation as well.
1960-Present
Major golf course renovations took place in 1960, 1976, and 1990. Most recently, beginning on April 1, 2017, a complete renovation of the golf course began. The goal of the renovation was to return the course to it's original Donald Ross concept. The new course reopened on December 1, 2017 and has truly achieved the design goal that was set out.
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