The course was extended to eighteen holes in May 1908.
During the next two years more land was acquired, together
with the purchase of a large Victorian house to act as
the Clubhouse.

The course was improved and developed steadily until
World War II came when, amongst other difficulties, half
the course was ploughed up.

In 1962 the Club bought the freehold of nearly all the land
in use and sold the land to the north east of Brooks Road
that the Clubhouse stood on.

The sale of this land enabled the Club to buy the freehold
of all the remaining land and to build the modern Clubhouse
now in use to a design that allows wonderful panoramic
views of the course.

As the course was now wholly owned by the Club, extensive tree planting could take place
to create an attractive parkland Course.

In 1982 more land was purchased and the course was further developed to create the
3rd, 4th and 5th hole and provide the water features that the course now possesses.

Further details of the Club history may be obtained from the Walmley Golf Club Centenary Book
available from the Club, price £15.00 (Please contact the Secretary here)