In 1930 Fish Hoek was a holiday village, primitive, sparsely populated with sand hills predominating. The train line went to Simonstown. The Outspan was just that, a place to outspan carts. In charge was a body called The Village Management Board, they invited architects from UCT to design a layout for the village. This resulted in the series of hexagonal patterns which confuses visitors today. More importantly, a Central Sports Committee was established to deal with the sports facilities. . . (read more).

The club was established in 1931.

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The Fish Hoek Bowling Club is affiliated to Western Province and SA Bowls.

In 2017, the club merged with the False Bay Croquet Club and now offers bowls and croquet.