On 25 November 2010, the final AGM of Boulcott Golf Club was held, and a resolution was put to the meeting that the club that the club should be wound up, this was passed unanimously.
Sunday 31 October 2010 was the last playing day of Boulcott Golf Club
Commencing in 2006, further discussions between Hutt and Boulcott Golf Clubs, Hutt River Advisory Board and Greater Wellington Regional Council (GWRC) were held regarding the placement of the stop bank. In September 2007, the Hutt Valley River Advisory Board put a stop bank proposal to GWRC which would have rendered the Boulcott course unplayable.
Dec 2005 Chris Pittman (a golf course designer) met with both clubs and walked both courses with a view to redesigning both when the stop bank was built. During this time the club prospered.
Over the years the course suffered many floods as Hutt River broke its banks in very heavy rain despite constant dredging. GWRC and Hutt River Advisory Board started to consider a stop bank to save the local houses being flooded.
In January 2005 was a larger flood that affected both Boulcott and Hutt courses, plus a number of the surrounding houses. It was wide spread throughout the Hutt Valley.
In February 2004, there was another big flood. The whole course flooded. Water was into the clubhouse and the greenkeepers shed which rendered the course unplayable for a month.
April 2001 Meetings with GWRC regarding flood management and stop bank began and continued through the year.
June 2002 the course was closed for a month after huge flooding of the river which even more highlighted the need for a stop bank.