The club was established in 1919 by demobilised soldiers. Despite having only twelve players, they won the Horsham & District League and the Challenge Cup in their first season.

When the league merged into the West Sussex League in 1970, Broadbridge Heath were placed in Division Three, winning the Division Three Charity Cup in the first season in the league and earning promotion to Division Two in their second.They promoted to the Premier Division after winning the Division One title in 1975–76,[2] but left to join the Southern Counties Combination League in 1978.When this league merged into the Sussex County League in 1983, the club were placed in the new Division Three.

After finishing third in 1987–88, the club were promoted to Division Two. They remained in Division Two until a third-place finish in 1997–98 saw them promoted to Division One. However, the club finishing bottom of Division One the following season and were relegated back to Division Two. In 2007–08 they finished second-from-bottom of Division Two and were relegated to Division Three. Despite only finishing fifth in 2011–12, they were promoted back to Division Two, and after finishing as runners-up in Division Two in 2013–14, the club were promoted to Division One. In 2015 the Sussex County League was renamed the Southern Combination, with Division One becoming the Premier Division. The club were Premier Division champions in 2022–23, earning promotion to the South East Division of the Isthmian League.


2	Margate	10	4
3	Sittingbourne	10	4
4	Erith	9	3
5	Broadbridge	7	3
6	Faversham	7	3
7	Herne Bay	6	2
8	Croydon Ath	6	4

Broadbridge Heath

Match Outlook

South East Division