Here is some brief history on how the club started

The Club formerly known as the Windsor Park Club was founded during wartime with the formation of a committee late in 1940 and the recruitment of 123 members; 71 men and 52 ladies.

The Club was situated in the township of Windsor. A company, Windsorpark Limited, was formed to assist in capital development.

Mr. Piet Vosloo, the chairman of Windsorpark Limited (for 34 years), had a vision of creating a large golf club to cater for the community of Randburg and the northern suburbs including Northcliff and Linden.

His vision became a reality when on behalf of the company he purchased a piece of adjacent ground, north of the Windsor Park course. The company then developed this piece of ground into a second golf course, which today is known as the Randpark course. This now necessitated the need for the company to provide a sufficient, suitably positioned clubhouse facility to cater for the two courses. The old clubhouse was situated just off Republic Road, approximately where the new Bankorp Computer Centre is situated.

In order to finance this ambitious project, the company arranged a loan with Sanlam and developed a township, with all the surplus ground surrounding the course. With the assistance of the many members who purchased shares in Randpark Club Limited, and the support of major companies who took up large blocks of the shares in the company, coupled with the sale of the stands, the company was able to pay for all the capital development and repay its loan to Sanlam.