The Rankings · as filed

The clubs that lead
the league tables.

National league tables built from every club’s latest Form 990. Figures are as filed; a dash marks a value the filing did not report.

Largest country clubs

by revenue

The highest-revenue country clubs in America, ranked on total revenue from each club's latest Form 990.

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Highest officer pay

by aggregate comp

Clubs reporting the largest aggregate compensation for officers and key employees.

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Most-used contractors

vendors aggregated

Which golf-management firms, food vendors, and turf specialists country clubs spend the most on, aggregated across all filings.

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990 preparers

accounting firms

The accounting firms behind clubs' tax filings, ranked by clubs served and by the client revenue they represent.

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Vendor & workforce intelligence

new · beyond the 990 headline

Management companies

who runs the club

Clubs that report paying an outside management company on Form 990, Part IX — the clean signal even below the contractor threshold.

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Benefits vendors

recordkeepers & insurers

The recordkeepers, insurers, and advisors clubs pay to run their retirement and welfare plans, from Form 5500 Schedule C.

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Seasonal wages

H-2B wage floors

Independent, government wage floors by role — cooks, servers, groundskeepers — from US Department of Labor H-2B certifications.

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