1908
141 acres is leased from Arthur Greatrex at Little Aston Hall, and Little Aston Golf Club is formed.
1908
Harry Vardon engaged to advise on the course layout.
1911
Harry Colt engaged to advise on alterations to the course layout and remained the Club's architect for the next 20 years or so.
1925
The freehold of the leased land of 141 acres is purchased.
1932
The Prince of Wales visits Little Aston.
1933
Walter Hagen & Densmore Shute (1933 Open Champion) played Percy Allis (father of Peter), and Abe Mitchell in an exhibition match at Little Aston.
1939
The Penfold Professional Golf League is played at Little Aston, and won by Henry Cotton.
1947
Little Aston professional, Charlie Ward, plays in his first Ryder Cup at Portland, Oregon, USA; in 1949 at Ganton and then in 1951 at Pinehurst, North Carolina, USA.
1951
Little Aston professional, Charlie Ward, gave what Ben Hogan conceded, was the hardest match of his career in the 1951 Ryder Cup matches at Pinehurst, North Carolina.
1953
Little Aston member, John Morgan, plays in the second of his three Walker Cups and wins both of his matches at The Kittansett Club, Massachusetts with an astounding display of putting which led Bobby Jones to comment that he was the best putter in the world.
The club now has an annual putting competition for the John Morgan Putter which is displayed in the clubhouse.
1954
Peter Allis wins £400 in his first professional tournament at Little Aston in the DAKS Tournament, beating the great Bobby Locke by 1 shot.
1956
Little Aston member, John Beharrell, wins The Amateur Championship at Royal Troon.
1969
Little Aston professional, Maurice Bembridge plays in the 1969, 1971, 1973 and 1975 Ryder Cups.
1972
Trevor Homer wins The Amateur in 1972 and again in 1974.
1974
Little Aston professional, Maurice Bembridge equals the then course record at The Masters, Augusta, held by Jack Nicklaus with a 64 in the last round, finishing 10th.
1978
The Aldridge Artisans, who originated in 1898 as the Sutton Coldfield Working Men's Club, changed their name and moved to their new home at Little Aston Golf Club.
1988
Little Aston hosts the English Women's Amateur Championship, won by Julie Wade
1996
Little Aston hosts the English Women's Open Amateur Strokeplay Championship, won by Sarah Gallacher.
1998
John Beharrell received the ultimate golfing accolade when, on September 17, he played in as the Captain of the Royal & Ancient Golf Club at St Andrews.
2005
Andrew Sullivan drives the green at the 1st for an eagle; birdies the 2nd and eagles the 3rd to be 5 under after 3 holes playing for Warwickshire County Juniors in the final of the English Championship.
2006
Little Aston hosts the English Women's Open Amateur Strokeplay Championship, won by Liz Bennett.
2007
17th green relocated into the lake.
2008
Pedro Figueiredo of Portugal wins the Boys Amateur Championship at Little Aston.
2010
Tommy Fleetwood wins the English Amateur Championship at Little Aston, his last tournament as an amateur.
2012
Little Aston hosts the English Women's Open Amateur Strokeplay Championship, won by Alexandra Peters.
2013-2017
Little Aston once more chosen by the R&A as Regional Qualifying venue for the Open Championship
2016
Little Aston hosts the PGA Assistants’ Championship, won by Mathew Webb.
2017
Ireland win the Women's Home Internationals at Little Aston.
2018
Little Aston hosts the PGA Club Professional Championship, won by Andrew Willey
