The following year, MCGC became an early member of the United States Golf Association and was the first New Jersey venue to host a national championship.

[7] The group which formed was headed by Miss Nina Howland, as president with others officers including Mrs. H. McK.

[6][8] The membership of the club was divided into four classes - regular, limited, associate and honorary.

In 1916, the current course was designed by prominent architects Seth Raynor and Charles Blair Macdonald in 1916.

The course also features a practice putting green, a driving range (renovated in 2011) and a short game area.

[11] Club facilities include har tru and hard surface tennis courts and platform tennis courts, as well as a Paddle Facility (renovated in 2016) complete with indoor entertaining space and a fire pit on the deck; an Olympic size swimming pool, Poolside Bar and Grill, and fully stocked Golf and Racquet Pro Shops.