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The Hall Green H.G. Club is a private members club based in the leafy suburb of Hall Green, an area in southeast Birmingham.

The club was originally known as the 'Home Guard Club’ and was formed in 1945 when 'B' Company, 24" Warwickshire Battalion of the Home Guard were stood down at the end of the war. There was a desire to continue with the camaraderie formed during 1942-1945 and this led to the decision to form the club so that friendships could be continued through more peaceful pursuits.

At that time, the premises consisted of two wooden buildings with a metal infrastructure and the smaller of the buildings became the beer cellar. At that time unused grounds adjacent to the club buildings belonged to Robin Hood Tennis Club. These were secured on a rental basis and the formation of the club commenced. The freehold to the grounds and the club premises were purchased at a later date, at an extremely competitive price even at that time! The current valuation of the club, as given in the accounts at each AGM, provides an indication of the acumen of the club’s founders.

The Tunnel of Love

In 1962 the lounge and snooker room were rebuilt in their present forms. During these alterations, the members were housed in a series of coupled Nissen huts which became known thereafter as the 'Tunnel of Love' with the bar at the far end.

In 1970 the present function room was erected and served a dual purpose. Firstly, it served as an indoor rifle range for the resident rifle section. Secondly, it was used as an entertainments room (but not when the rifle section was around!) and served as the club restaurant on a Saturday evening.