The idea for the club was proposed by land developers John Landau and Charles Cohen to attract residential buyers to the newly formed area of Auckland Park.

To preserve the club's legacy, the committee decided to sell the land used for the golf course but managed to retain the Auckland Park Clubhouse and its surrounding area.

The course is planted with Kikuyu grass on the tees, fairways, and semi-rough, while the greens are constructed to USGA specifications and seeded with L93 Bentgrass.

[5] Rocklands, established in 1992, offers a more rugged experience with natural grasslands, rock formations, and indigenous trees such as Buffalo-thorn, Wild Olive, and Kiepersol.

The Mashie course is designed for family fun and beginners, with hole distances ranging from 60 to 150 metres.

[6] Auckland Park's cricket oval was built in 1962, while the Woodmead facility features a newer pitch with scenic views.

The Club's cricket season runs from September to April, with social teams, the Goblins and Staggerers, participating in regular matches.

[7] The Country Club Johannesburg offers four full-size croquet lawns at Auckland Park, all equipped with floodlights.

[9] Gym facilities are available at both Woodmead and Auckland Park, offering equipment, fitness classes such as Pilates and yoga, and personal trainers.