The original nine holes of Alliance Country Club was opened in 1911 on the site of the W.H. Ramsey Farm. As reported in the Alliance Daily Review. The members of the new socail organization enjoy the initial reception and dance ... the building and grounds are equipped in handsome style.

After the present clubhouse was erected in 1925, the golf course was increased to eighteen holes. Par was 71 and the course covered nearly 135 acres. Architect Calvin Black was hired for the conversion of the old nine to an entirely new layout. In 1924, Emet French of Youngstown, the 1924 PGA Champion, partnered with L. Fordice the National Amateur Champion for the a match against club members H. Shannon and C.C. Sebring.

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