Craigieburn Willmott Golf Club

The club is located along the Hume Motorway, 30 minutes north of Melbourne in Craigie Burn.

In April 1975, Lower Heidelberg Golf Club changed its name to Wilmot Park Golf Club and moved from Yarra Bay Golf Course to Wilmot Park Golf Course in Craigie Burn. 

A few years after the move, Wilmot Park Golf Course was renamed Craigie Burn Golf Course by the Council. 

For 18 years, Wilmot Park Golf Club was the only golf club on the Wilmot Park/Craigie Burn Golf Course. 

In 1993, twelve members of the Craigieburn Sporting Club (known as ‘The Twelve’) formed Craigieburn Golf Club as a social club and in 1994 the Golf Club was incorporated. The Golf Club was registered as a body corporate in 1994. 

Subsequently, the Sports Club was extended and redesigned and the Pro Shop was relocated from a separate building in the same grounds as Wilmot Park Golf Club to its current location under the roof of the Sports Club. This enabled Craigie Burn Golf Club to occupy the now vacated area of the old pro shop as the clubhouse. 

At approximately the same time as mentioned above, Craigieburn Golf Club changed its club matches from Sunday to Saturday, while Wilmot Park Golf Club continued with its traditional Sunday club matches. 

The arrangement of the two golf clubs playing on the Craigieburn Golf Course, under the same roof but using different rooms continued until 2013. By this time Craigieburn Golf Club had disbanded the Golf Club and become a sub-committee of the Sports Club. 

After many years of negotiation and general discussion, all the financial members of Wilmot Park Golf Club met at an Extraordinary General Meeting in 2012 and voted to dissolve the club. Due to declining membership, Wilmot Park Golf Club is seeking a merger with Craigieburn Golf Club. 

At a general meeting the financial members of Craigieburn and Willmott