This extensive development is now completed much to the credit of the members. Woodlands, has embarked on a juvenile coaching program that is beginning to show its rewards. The junior members are encouraged from the age of 10.The atmosphere and friendly environment is maintained throughout the club and its facilities. You are assured of memorable days golf at this progressive club. Woodlands Golf Club opened it's state of the art clubhouse in May 2006, affording the golfer every facility.

It was on to Enniscrone Golf Club for the National Finals, where they where drawn against Munster Champions Charleville Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final on Thursday 14^th September.

First up were Peter Kenny with Jimmy Galloway against Joe Carroll with Dermot Whelan, this match went all the way to the 19^th before the lads from Woodlands put the first points on the board for the Leinster Champions. Next up were Padraig Dermody with Liam Darcy who beat Pat O’Shaughnessy with John O’Keeffe by 3 and 2. Things were looking sweet for Woodlands at this stage Tommy Goulding with John McEvoy went down to Paddy Kelly and Francis Finn by 4 and 3. They were followed by Jack Sullivan with John Crampton against Seamus Lyons with Pat Nagle who lost out by 6 and 5. It all hung on the last match between Jim Russell with Tadgh Butler against Tom Barrett with Steven Moloney, this match went all the way up the 20^th-hole before they lost out to the Munster Champions who eventually went on to clinch the All-Ireland title the following day against Connaught Champions Loughrea Golf Club.

Young 14 year-old Mark Ivers had some of a year's golf in 2000, when he was in the winner's enclosure no less than 13 times. Juniors are thankfully allowed to play in the senior competitions at Woodlands. Mark, a big lad for his age, won the committee prize, the Sean Moore Cup, and the John Clinch Cup among others. He should be one to watch in the future when he goes on the Boys' tour.

Woodlands won the Bloomfield Cup in 1997.