1965	The initial 9-hole public course layout designed by Mr. A. Toogood and constructed by Mr. D. R. Hazell (later Hazell Bros.) was opened.
1966	Ladies met to form a group to play competitive golf on the course. A Committee was formed to control their activities. The Associate Founders were Mrs. M. J. Frazer, Mrs. L. M. Balcombe, Mrs. B. M. Hall, Mrs. E. Crane, Mrs. E. G. Richards, Mrs. M. Stapleton, Mrs. V. N. Griffiths, Mrs. M. T. Toogood, Mrs. E. M. Hardinge, Mrs. V. E. Southorn, Mrs. R. Abbott, Mrs. A. Simmons, Mrs. M. Steele & Mrs. P. M. Taylor.
1967	September a meeting was arranged to form a similar Committee for men. The steering Committee formed consisted of Messer's D. R. Hazell, T. Sward, J. Richards & J. V. Michael. The Inaugural General Meeting of the Club was held on 10th October 1967. Officers elected were, Chairman, Mr. D. R. Hazell, Secretary, Mr. J. V. Michael, Treasurer, Mr. J. Richards, and Committee, Mr. E. M. Donovan & Mr. C. Southorn.
1968	At the April meeting of the Committee it was decided to approach the S.T.G.U. to discuss affiliation with the Union.
1969	On the 21st March the Club was granted affiliation with the S.T.G.U. Mr. J. V. Michael was appointed delegate to the Union. The Club was named North West Bay Country Golf Club. An Official Opening Ceremony was held on 22nd June with guests from other Clubs and the S.T.G.U. attending.
1970	Discussion commenced with Mr. D. R. Hazell to take over the total operation of the course. These discussions were protracted and in fact total and final agreement was not reached until 1973. In the meantime the Club had taken over the management of the shop in 1972. During the period - from 1969 to 1970 the second 9-holes were developed and became operational at about the time that affiliation was granted to the Club.
1976	The Housing Department had by now acquired the property that included the area on which the Golf Course was built and this required the Club to negotiate a new lease with that body.
1979	Three new holes were opened, the 13th, 14th and 18th with the old 16th, 17th and 18th being abandoned. This constituted the first major change that the Club had accomplished since acquiring control of the golf course. The Club also won the 1st Division Country Pennant for the first time.
1980	The Club concluded negotiations to purchase the land on which the course was built from the Housing Department. A Special General Meeting held in August 1980 resolved that the Club purchase the land on which the course is situated at a total cost of $95,000.
1981	Mr. Brett Johns won the Tasmanian Amateur Championship.
1983	At the A.G.M. the Committee was directed to commence a long-term development plan for the course. Mr. Brett Johns won the Tasmanian Amateur Championship for the second time.
1985	Mr. Brett Johns won the Tasmanian Amateur Championship for the third time.
1987	Mr. Brett Johns won the Tasmanian Amateur Championship for the fourth time.
1988	At a Special General Meeting held on 12th September the final course development plan provided by Mr. Peter Toogood and incorporating a watering system was adopted and put into operation with a minimum of delay.
1989	On the 16th December the first 9-holes of the new development were opened. The word "Country" was withdrawn from the Club name.
1990	On the 10th November His Excellency General Sir Phillip Bennett A. C., K. B. E., D. S. O. Governor of Tasmania performed the official Opening of the completed course development. The development significantly increased the course length from 5282m to 6108m. Mr. Brett Johns won the Tasmanian Amateur Championship for the fifth time.
1993	Pop-up sprinklers installed around all greens.
1996	Fairway watering was installed on 8 holes and a pine tree removal plan was commenced.
1998	Markers were installed at 150m from he center of the green. The Club purchased and installed a computer.
1999	All remaining large pine trees removed from the course. Two Associates were elected to sit on the Members Committee with full voting rights.
2000	The Club elected to open the course to non-member golfers on Sundays. Mr. Chris Kline appointed as new Head Green-keeper.
2001	A new extension car-park built with a capacity of an extra 60 cars. New paths to 1st, 17th, 8th & 6th tees. New dam between 3rd, 4th, and 5th holes, also on 15th hole.
2002	Treated wastewater reticulation implemented with the remaining 7 unwatered fairways incorporated into the system.
2003	Gazebo on the 14th hole and barbeque area near Clubhouse completed, also major works on the 18th fairway to reduce the incline to the 18th green completed. The remainder of the pine tree stumps have been removed and new native tree planting programme implemented.
2005	New paths to 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 7th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 15th & 16th tees. Cleaning out of rough areas and general grooming of course.