On 30th January 1922, the Provost of Falkirk, James G. Russell and Baillie J.C. Gilchrist, called a public meeting with the intention of forming a Golf Club. This motion was adopted and the Falkirk Golf Club was formed.
A lease on the ground at Carmuirs was taken from Forbes of Callander. Under the experienced direction of Mr Peter Robertson, ex Scottish Champion and Professional, at the Braid Hills, Edinburgh, nine holes were constructed and ready for play by Saturday, 30th June 1922. The remainder of the course was completed and in play by the autumn of that year.
No Clubhouse was available, at that time, and members made do with a wooden hut until 1924, when a purpose built Clubhouse was completed on the present site. This building forms part of the Clubhouse today.
No Clubhouse was available, at that time, and members made do with a wooden hut until 1924, when a purpose built Clubhouse was completed on the present site. This building forms part of the Clubhouse today.
 Prizegiving in 1955 at Falkirk Golf Club |  Historical postcard, courtesy of Fujifilm |
Old images of the course
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 The old 5th Green |  The old 8th Green |
Course records
 Gents Course Record - Held by Colin Mundie |
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Some of Falkirk Golf Club's Old Champions
 Colin Gillies - Scottish Boys Champion |  Colin Gillies - Scottish Professional Champion |
 The 1970 FGC West of Scotland Championship winning Team Max Murray, Stanley Scott and Eddie Gibson
|  The 1992 Falkirk Team with the West of Scotland Team Championship Trophy Scott Inglis, Graeme Gardiner & Douglas McBriar
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 County Champions 4 Years Running |  County Boys Champion - Robert Cox |
Other notable personalities at Falkirk Golf Club
 Mrs Helen Thomson - Chairman of SLGA 1995-1996 |  Famous pros John Panton and Bernard Gallaher with an old Council |
