During the first decade of the 20th century, Mr. Henry Cues (1904–1906), the first deputy commissioner (D.C.) of Lyallpur (now Faisalabad), established a social club where the British officers serving in "Sandal Bar" could gather at their leisure. In December 1909, Captain Dugglis was appointed as new D.C. of Lyallpur. The club was built for off-duty British officers and cost of construction was paid for by the officers themselves.

In March 1910, the club was established in Qaisary Bagh (Now Company Bagh/Jinnah Garden). The land for this purpose was acquired from Irrigation Department.

The land of the club is 72 Kanals. The club was established in 1910 and ever since has been promoting social, cultural and sports activities in the region for the last more than 100 years. It has around 2690 members. It is situated in the heart of the city. It is at a distance of 02 Kms from the Railway Station and 13 Kms from the Airport. As regards the level of excellence and adequacy required of international norms, the Chenab club conforms to all the requisite standards measured by any yardstick. It may confidently be vouchsafed as a symbol of high social order.