Northeast · Active
New Jersey
Home chapter from West Orange. Weekend family Topgolf and course days, esteemed dinners, and an Essex County club path under careful, non-claim language.
Chapters
The Covenant is national by design. Local chapters carry the weekly rhythm. New Jersey and New York are active now; other founding cities plant as Captains step forward.
Chapter model
Each chapter city has a Chapter Captain: a member trusted to recruit carefully, host gatherings, and hold the line on standards. Follow the men of that city; the pattern travels when the next market opens.
Chapters are not franchises. They are brotherhoods under one name, one scripture, and one expectation of how men show up, including how they honor marriage and household.
From West Orange, New Jersey, the Society is already living an NJ/NY metro cadence: weekend family activity, course days, and dinners. The broader founding map still stands for Year 1.
Chapter cities
NJ and NY are live. Other founding markets open as the right Captains step forward.
Northeast · Active
Home chapter from West Orange. Weekend family Topgolf and course days, esteemed dinners, and an Essex County club path under careful, non-claim language.
Northeast · Active
Active metro chapter paired with New Jersey. Finance, media, and operating leaders who want pace without losing the standard.
Southeast
Priority founding market. A deep bench of executive talent and a golf culture that already understands relationship-first business.
South
Energy, health, and founder networks. Chapter life built around serious play and men who keep their word.
Midwest
Operators across industry who want iron-sharpens-iron counsel and a consistent local cadence through the season.
Southwest
Growth-market executives and partners. A chapter built for men who treat golf as craft and as a place to do real business.
West
Founders, entertainment, and enterprise leaders. Same Covenant standard, west coast rhythm.
Chapter life
Where a chapter is active, most weekends carry family-friendly activity or members’ play so brotherhood is practiced, not postponed.
Wives and children are briefed and connected at family gatherings. Counsel among brothers still holds the Table rule.
The room stays selective. Ordinary guests need Captain approval; esteemed dinners and private-club settings need Society board approval. See Society guest policy.
Founder’s Tournament and cross-city travel keep active and planting markets one Society, not separate clubs with the same logo.
Joining a chapter
Year one operations
Small founding cohorts. Warm referrals. No mass invites that dilute culture.
Regular play dates, clear guest rules, and a simple way members hear about gatherings.
Waivers, insurance, and club etiquette before the first official tee time.