Saltford Golf Club Official Brochure 2023

SALTFORD GOLF CLUB

Located between Bristol and Bath, Saltford is one of the finest golf courses in Somerset OFFiCiAL BROChURe 2023

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W e LCOM e

Lying between the cultural hubs of Bristol and Bath and set deeply in the heart of the picturesque West Country, Saltford Golf Club is a gem set in 151 acres of stunning woodland with wonderful views of the countryside.

The course is complemented by a well-stocked Pro Shop, a large putting green, indoor and outdoor practice areas, a chipping green and a superb covered floodlit driving range.

The surroundings alone are worth a visit and the tree-lined fairways, undulating greens and tactically placed bunkers offer a stern challenge to all golfers.

The clubhouse boasts a casual bar and mezzanine, a lounge bar, a separate restaurant and a snooker room with a full-size table. Conferencing facilities are available and two large patios afford fine views over our splendid finishing hole.

Though our course lies close to two major cities, visitors will feel that they are miles away from town life as they enjoy this private parkland course, part of an historic estate.

Saltford is regarded as one of the county’s most friendly and welcoming golf clubs. Golfers of all ages and abilities are most welcome to visit us and enjoy our course and our facilities. We look forward to welcoming you to Saltford.

hi STORY

The course that is such an integral part of the club we have today was founded in 1904 when a group of local business men and politicians took the opportunity to lease land from Earl Temple for just £325 per year. The course founded then is the same one golfers play on today, over 100 years later.

Following the First and Second World Wars the club’s energies were devoted mainly to negotiating modest rental increases from our new landlord, the Duchy of Cornwall, which had purchased the land from Earl Temple in 1941.

In the years that followed, the course was extensively reworked and extended with a large amount of help from the famous golfer and course designer, Harry Vardon.

Saltford is also proud to have been one of the six founder members of the Somerset Golf Union.

In the early 1960s the then Club Professional, Leslie Mouland, masterminded the first significant changes to the course since its establishment and, In the 1990s, the course was given its current layout with the introduction of the new 2nd, 3rd, 7th, 10th and 17th holes and new greens on holes 1, 4, 5 and 18.

The club celebrated its centenary in 2004 and continues to go from strength to strength, enhancing its reputation as one of the leading clubs in the South West, having played host to National, Regional and County events.

CLUB CR e ST

The Saltford Golf Club crest was designed to incorporate many aspects of our local history.

The Shield carries 6 golden clarions or trumpets which come from the Arms of the now extinct Keynsham Abbey which was founded in 1166 by William, Earl of Gloucester. Situated above the clarions are flowing blue and white lines which represent the rivers Chew and Avon.

Around the Dragon’s neck is a necklace of brass wire on which is suspended a cogwheel relating to the importance of the former British brass Industry in Keynsham and Saltford which employed so many local people.

The Dragon holds between its claws the basic arms of the Bridges family who bought the Abbey lands in 1552 and built a mansion. ”Maintien Le Droit “was the Bridges’ motto.

The Helm and Mantling are in red and gold. Above the helm is an unusual coronet which links the area to its Roman past.

The Golden Dragon relates to the Dragon of Wessex, the Royal West Saxon connection to Keynsham.

The adoption of these armorial bearings was very appropriate as it covers the history of Keynsham and Saltford over one thousand years.

COURS e TOUR

Saltford Golf Course has become one of Somerset’s finest golf courses, providing an excellent challenge to golfers of all abilities throughout the year. The course is always in first class condition and rarely closes during the winter months, when we continue to use the main greens whenever possible.

Our PGA Professional Chris Coles is here to give you the hole-by-hole tour and a few tips to help you conquer our Par 71, 6402 yard course.

Hole 1 – Par 5, 531 yards. S.I. 9

This hole throws you in at the deep end as a tough par 5 sets you on your way. To get your round off to a good start it is best to hug the left hand side on this left to right dogleg to avoid the out of bounds area on the right. This approach gives you more options to attempt to find the green with your second shot.

Hole 2 – Par 3, 168 yards. S.I. 15

Bunkers on the left and the right guard the long and narrow green so take care from the tee because an inaccurate tee-shot could land your ball in trouble.

Hole 3 – Par 4, 344 yards. S.I. 11

This short par 4 slopes from left to right and can be tough for anyone who attempts to reach the green in one. Any balls that come up short may be punished by the deep bunker on the front right of the green. A short shot left of the oak tree only leaves a short approach and a good birdie opportunity.

Hole 4 – Par 4, 423 yards. S.I. 3

This dead straight hole is the highest point on the course. The fairway rolls away to the right and the short rough on the left can leave you in trouble as can the stream which crosses the fairway. Two well-placed shots can set you up well but a par on this hole will feel like a victory.

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Hole 5 – Par 5, 571 yards. S.I. 7

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This is a hole for the big hitters. Avoid the left-hand side which is covered in woodland and be sure to take care with your second shot. It is possible to reach the hole in two but short hitters may want to pitch up short before attempting to reach the green.

Hole 6 – Par 4, 442 yards. S.I. 1

There is no room for error on this tricky par 4. Favouring the left-hand side gives you the best chance of reaching the green in two as the hole opens up just short of the ridge from where the green is visible.

Hole 7 – Par 4, 346 yards. S.I. 17

A right to left dogleg par 4 that goes downhill, this hole is relatively straightforward but you have to be wary of the two bunkers on the left of the fairway. An iron off the tee leaves you a simple shot to the green.

Hole 8 – Par 4, 453 yards. S.I. 5

Everything runs to the left on this long par 4 and the trees are hard to avoid. Problems abound when you reach this green and leaving the ball a long way from the flag on this two-tiered green will make a par score difficult to achieve.

Halfway House

The natural stone-built Halfway House behind the 8th Green provides delicious hot and cold snacks all the year round. A bacon roll or cup of tea is the perfect start to the second half of your round. Toilet facilities are also located here.

Hole 9 – Par 3, 175 yards. S.I. 13

This hole has a very narrow approach and is surrounded by bunkers and, to make things even trickier, shots normally have to be taken into the prevailing wind. If you’re going to miss the green here it is best to miss to the left.

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Hole 10 – Par 4, 364 yards. S.I. 6

The tee shot is the key to success on this tricky par 4. The green may look tempting but beware as the severe back to front slope makes it the most difficult two putt on the course.

Hole 11 – Par 3, 154 yards. S.I. 12

One of the most picturesque holes on the course; a sloping green surrounded by bunkers leaves little room for error and only a wellplaced shot to the centre of the green will give you any hope of a birdie.

Hole 12 – Par 4, 340 yards. S.I. 10

This short par 4 over the valley offers up stunning views of Bath and Kelston. It is a hole the long hitters relish as they see the possibility of an eagle but the greenside bunkers punish those who aren’t accurate. Brave golfers will often be rewarded.

Hole 13 – Par 4, 423 yards. S.I. 2

A tight fairway makes for a tricky hole with well-placed trees ready to catch wayward shots. A three-tiered green makes putting tough and, as with many of our holes, a par should be considered a very good result.

Hole 14 – Par 5, 476 yards. S.I. 16

Out of bounds on the right and a line of trees on the left means that only a straight shot down the fairway will see you in a good position for your second shot. Longer hitters may be tempted to go for the green in two but bunkers short of the green await so take care.

Hole 15 – Par 4, 298 yards. S.I. 18

The wind usually plays a factor on the shortest par 4 on the course. Many hidden undulations can catch visitors out but it is a feature to which our members have grown accustomed. Panoramic views of Bath and Bristol can be enjoyed from the tee.

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Hole 16 – Par 4, 385 yards. S.I. 4 It’s back across the valley for the 16th and a tough par 4 which can be deceptively long. Avoiding the bank on the right is your best chance of making the green in two.

Hole 17 – Par 3, 156 yards. S.I. 14 This is our signature hole; a drop hole par 3 with a lake-fed stream and a deep bunker protecting the green, it is truly a sight to behold. Aim for the back of the green to be safe or the hazards could claim your ball.

Hole 18 – Par 4, 363 yards. S.I. 8

A tight drive through an avenue of trees gets you on your way for the final hole. With dense woodland on the left and an out of bounds area on the right there can be no margin for error. Once the tee shot is on the fairway a relatively simple second should see you on the green.

With the testing course completed breathe a sigh of relief and go and enjoy a drink in the clubhouse.

Dry Stone Walls

When we discovered that we had, at the side of one of our tees, an ancient parish boundary wall which had been reduced to a heap of rubble, a group of senior members decided to try and rebuild it. Their enthusiasm and success was such that for the following four years they rebuilt several other dry stone walls which now add history and charm to our course.

The commitment of our members to take up this challenge and help rebuild a part of the club that is so significantly tied to our history shows the passion our members hold for the club. This is something that makes us very proud.

CLUB h OUS e

Saltford’s friendly clubhouse is the centre of social activity and provides the perfect atmosphere for people to unwind after their round of golf. Here one can enjoy a refreshing drink or replenish the energy stocks with a bite to eat.

beautiful setting for a barista coffee and cake, you are always welcome at Saltford Golf Club.

The full size snooker table is located in the snooker room just adjacent to the casual bar. This facility is available to all adult members.

We have continued to invest in our facilities and the casual bar, lounge, dining room and conference room have all been refurbished and upgraded, providing the perfect location for a range of conferences, seminars and social functions.

The club has many social events organised by the Club Captains, from Hog Roasts, Summer Dances, Halloween nights, Theme nights, Christmas Parties, Summer BBQ’s and much much more.

The bar is open from 10:00am daily with closing times varying depending on the time of year. Whether you are a golfer, or just looking for a

For more information please contact Paul Faulkner - House Manager on 01225 873513 (Option 3)

P ROF e SS i ONAL Sh OP

Chris Coles has recently refurbished and rebranded the Professional Shop at Saltford Golf Club, offering the perfect place for all golfers to browse the top brands of golf equipment and apparel at their leisure.

for Ladies plus Golf Garb regularly updates the stock of Ladies clothing. More recently the addition of J. Lindeberg clothing and Skechers shoes has added to the ranges on offer. The junior corner houses a selection of junior clubs, clothing and shoes suitable for all ages.

Chris is a member of Foremost Golf, the UK’s largest professional golf buying group. This enables him to offer highly competitive prices across many brands. Currently the shop offers Titleist, Taylormade, Callaway and Ping in hardware. Chris’ assistant professionals are extremely knowledgable on the equipment on offer and can offer personalised custom fitting sessions, in the new Paerformance Studio, to ensure you purchase the right equipment for you.

As well as equipment, the shop stocks Footjoy and Under Armour clothing and shoes for men, alongside Footjoy and Under Armour shoes

There is also a wide range of golf bags and Motocaddy trolleys available, plus the other essential accessories that all golfers need. The friendly professional team are more than happy to help with anything, so everyone is welcome.

Professional Shop Opening Hours

SUMMER HOURS (1st April - 31st October) 07:00 - 18:00 Monday - Sunday WINTER HOURS (1st November - 31st March) 08:00 - 18:00 Monday - Sunday

For golf availability please contact the proshop either by phone 01225 873513 opt. 1 or by email proshop@saltfordgolfclub.co.uk

TU i T i ON

Here at Saltford we strive to offer the highest level of coaching to both members and visitors.

Chris’ team of Professionals offer a number of tuition packages suitable for golfers of all ages and abilities. Lesson packages can be purchased for both individual and group lessons, so there are plenty of options.

The addition of the new Performance Studio offers simulation technology using a GC Quad, where you can play virtual courses or practice sessions on the range in the comfort of inside. The professionals can use this facility to host lessons and custom fitting sessions, or you can hire the room to play a variety of top courses.

New levels of technology are continuously used throughout most lessons including the use of ipads and tablets for video technology and other equipment such as Flightscope technology for more detailed ball and swing data. We will aim to give you the tuition package best tailored to your ability and golfing experience.

All the lesson prices and packages are available to view on our website (as detailed below).

JUN i OR GOLF

At Saltford Golf Club there are several opportunities for juniors to get involved in golf from pure beginners, to more advanced and experienced players. Alongside individual lessons, our PGA Professional and Head Junior Coach runs weekly sessions on a Monday evening for both boys and girls. These sessions run between 5 & 7pm (subject to change depending on demand) and cost £5 per week per player. We aim to provide a fun and enjoyable environment to aid the learning of various skills, techniques and knowledge required for play on the golf course.

In addition, private group sessions and individual lessons can be booked subject to availability. For further information on Junior Golf and Coaching please visit our website (as detailed below).

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PRAC T i C e FAC i L i T ie S

Driving Range

The floodlit driving range is the club’s latest initiative in its mission to become one of the leading golf clubs in the South West.

An 8 bay, fully floodlit covered driving range was the culmination of years of planning and negotiation with external contractors. The range itself has been fully landscaped by the use of thousands of tonnes of imported fill material, which was then grassed to produce natural looking mounding.

The driving bays offer the latest state of the art technology and balls are dispensed to customers by means of a plastic swipe card, which can be charged with money in the Pro Shop, making the whole process simple, smooth and user friendly.

The low-level floodlighting is extremely effective and unobtrusive and this allows the range to be fully open for use until 9.00pm throughout the year.

Resident PGA Club Professional said: “The 300 yards range is a great addition to our practice and teaching facilities.

It means we can hold lessons regardless of the weather and we hope a lot of schools will be using this facility to introduce young people to golf.”

The driving range is open to members and visitors, and a specific driving range membership can be purchases annually in order to receive discount on both the purchase of range balls and food and drink in the clubhouse.

Chipping Green and Academy Course

In addition, a new practice chipping green has been constructed and recently opened in the summer of 2020 which together with the driving range, putting green and indoor Performance Studio makes Saltford Golf Club the venue of choice for many golfers in the surrounding area.

Another addition to these extensive facilities is the 6 hole academy course at the far end of the driving range. It enable youngsters and beginners to learn the game of golf, with holes ranging from 45 yards to 90 yards. The academy course offers its own membership options incorporating all the practice facilities, and if the perfect membership for new golfers and families.

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M e MB e RS hi P

Saltford Golf Club has a very active membership of more approximately 800, with all age groups well represented.

Our men’s, ladies’ and junior sections offer a full competition fixtures schedule aimed at players of all standards. We also run several friendly events and a varied social calendar.

age of 40. The available categories are shown below:

• Full Membership 7 Day (40 years + )

• Intermediate Membership (18-39 years)

• Off peak Sun to Thurs inclusive (after 2pm in the summer, after 12 noon in winter)

• Junior Membership

• Blue Tee/Academy Juniors

We welcome applications from new members of all abilities.

We run regular ‘welcome’ evenings for new members, who often remark how ‘at home’ they have been made to feel at the club from the outset.

• Student

• Driving Range

• Social / Bridge

As a club we are aware that the transition from junior to adult membership can be a big step financially, so to help with that step and to encourage players to stay in the game we have staged reduced fees right up to the

To make an enquiry about membership, or to book a viewing of the club with our office staff, contact the office on office@saltfordgolfclub.co.uk or 01225 873513.

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JUN i OR M e MB e RS hi P

Academy Course

Construction of our new Academy Course and Practice Chipping Green has now been completed and both areas were opened in 2020. The Academy Course will provide a perfect environment for juniors and new players to enjoy their introduction to golf.

competitions run on the blue tees, can reduce their handicap to 30 at which point they will progress to the yellow tees.

Yellow Tee Course Membership

This is the full course which everyone plays.

Blue Tee Course Membership

When juniors are able to pass a very brief assessment by one of our coaching team they then progress to the “blue tees”. Each hole on the main course has a blue tee, situated some distance in front of the main tees. This gives juniors the chance to play each hole on the course without the long carries from the tee, which can be daunting for smaller, younger juniors. Each junior is allocated an unofficial handicap of 72 (4 per hole) as soon as they progress to the blue tees and, through the numerous

CLUB S e CT i ONS

Men’s League Teams

Saltford fields 2 teams in the Bristol and District League, with the 1st Team currently in Division 3 and the 2nd Team in Division 6.

The format is scratch foursomes match play with 5 pairs competing for each team. Matches are played on Sunday afternoons or weekday evenings.

Ladies

Our Ladies are an active, vibrant and integral section of SGC with around 80 playing members across a broad handicap and age range. Our aim is to organise a variety of competitions to appeal to golfers of all abilities. Some are team games with a fun element but there are also plenty of individual qualifying Medal, Stableford & Trophy competitions for handicap purposes.

The 1st Team is usually made up of players with a handicap of 6 or below and the 2nd Team up to 12 handicap.

The Ladies’ Section has priority tee times on a Wednesday from 10.00am – 1.00pm but we also run weekend Medals plus Alternate Days for certain competitions. There are a number of club Mixed competitions usually on Sundays or Bank Holidays throughout the playing season as well as Mixed Friendlies against other clubs.

Saltford Golf Club also organises a Ladies’ Open and a Mixed Open which are always very popular and fill up quickly.

For ladies who prefer more sociable though still competitive golf, there are several friendly matches per year against other local clubs. This is a great way for newer golfers to learn from more experienced ladies playing in a Greensomes format.

friendly” club where we fully support all our juniors and where their wellbeing is paramount.

All ladies are automatically members of the Somerset Ladies County Golf Association so may play in County events subject to competition conditions.

The Ladies field 2 teams in the Bristol & District Alliance League, where matches are played off scratch. Currently the Alliance A are in Division 3 and the Alliance B team are in division 5.

Juniors

We have a comprehensive Children and Young People safeguarding Policy and have achieved our SafeGolf Award. We are an extremely “junior

Junior members have a full diary of events each season but our juniors are free to pick and choose which ones they want to play. These events include club nights (alternate Sunday evenings starting in March going through until October), competitions both at Saltford and away on other courses, league matches against other clubs (home and away) and a summer golf tour most years.

Under the guidance of our teaching professionals, junior coaching is taken very seriously at Saltford and this takes place on many levels from club night coaching for the absolute beginner (where clubs etc. are available to loan) to coaching by the county for the better players. Whatever the ability level of the junior, there is a suitable coaching scheme at Saltford.

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Over the last few years, our juniors have had their most successful period for a long time, winning the Bristol & District Junior League, reaching the play - offs, representing Somerset in the national junior county team finals at Woodhall Spa in consecutive years. We have been fortunate in having a lot of low handicap junior golfers and although some of these have moved on, we have a strong nucleus of extremely keen younger juniors whom, with our older and more experienced juniors, we are hoping will carry the junior section into a new era of success.

Seniors

We have a very active and friendly Seniors’ Section and all male golfers automatically become Seniors on their 55th birthday.

The Section organises 11 handicap qualifying competitions including the Saltford Seniors’ Open during the year. In addition, we organise several Bowmakers and Better Ball Competitions.

With junior membership fees starting at well under £1 per week and preused half sets of clubs (adequate for the new starter) being available at very reasonable prices, golf is not an expensive game to take up and we would encourage you to give golf a try. If you would like to find out more, please contact David Phillips, The Junior Organiser, on 0117 9475156.

The Seniors play 21 matches against local clubs and one each against the ladies and the juniors.

On Tuesday mornings the Seniors have ‘priority’ on the course when ‘Roll Ups’ give an opportunity to play with others in friendly competitions.

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There are many opportunities to enjoy the course in friendly golf followed by good company in the club house.

A Seniors’ BBQ and a Charity Lunch are opportunities for new members to meet other Seniors’, plus additional club activities for a vibrant social life for those who want it.

Home matches are generally played on weekday afternoons starting at approximately 3.30pm, followed by an informal two course meal (dress code smart casual).

Players only have to pay for their meal so it means that team members have an opportunity to play on different courses without paying a green fee.

Stragglers

The Saltford Stragglers is a team which offers members the opportunity for friendly matchplay games against other clubs.

Our games are played on weekdays throughout the summer on a friendly basis using the four-ball better-ball format.

iNFORMATiON FOR ViS iTORS

Visitors are warmly welcomed to Saltford throughout the year and can look forward to an outstanding round of golf on our beautiful course while enjoying access to our friendly clubhouse. Visitors frequently comment on how at home they feel around our members.

We currently operate a hybrid system for tee times, allowing informal roll up golf in the mornings, and bookable tee times in the afternoon, meaning there is availability to suit everyone.

for its friendly atmosphere topped by first class catering and bar facilities. We are in a position to offer a full range of golf packages and facilities, including corporate golf days, company days and social bookings. Visiting parties are especially welcome to enjoy all the facilities on offer and we can provide packages to meet all needs large and small. The Club House Manager will accommodate any special requests and arrange a suitable location for prize presentations.

Staff and members alike are committed to ensuring your enjoyment of both our course, club house and the full range of facilities.

Visitors will be pleased to learn that Saltford Golf Club has its own defibrillator located in the entrance to the clubhouse building.

It is the perfect location to complete your day’s golf, have a meal and take refreshments. Saltford Golf Club has a reputation second to none

In the event of a health-related incident on the course, the telephone number on the scorecard should be rung and the defibrillator will be brought out. An ambulance will be summoned at the same time.

SOC ie T ie S AND CORPORAT e DAYS

Saltford enjoys a reputation for the warm and friendly welcome we extend to societies and corporate groups who often return several times a year.

Our designated society days are Monday, Thursday and Friday and it is recommended that groups book early as we tend to fill up quickly. No matter what size your group is, we can guarantee you a great day out and a very warm welcome. A wide choice of menu, excellent facilities and 18 holes of golf on a well-maintained course ensure everyone has a memorable day.

We can offer buggy hire, prizes and access to our Duchy Suite, a 100seat function room, as well as an extensive choice of menus which can be prepared to meet your requirements in every way.

DR e SS COD e

Saltford Golf Club wishes to convey a modern yet sensible approach to its dress regulations and hopes that members, visitors and guests will assist in maintaining standards expected, both on the course and in the clubhouse.

On The Course

Acceptable

• Conventional golf clothing

• Shirts with collars

• New style round / crew neck golf shirts

• Shorts and skirts, which should be of a respectable length, must be Tailored and worn with sports socks

• Golf shirts must be worn inside the waistband at all times. Players may however wear tops outside their trousers or skirts when they are so designed.

• Peaked hats or caps must be removed before entering the clubhouse

• Golf shoes

Unacceptable

• Jeans, denims or track-suit bottoms

• Non-tailored shorts

• Collarless and/or sleeveless shirts, rugby or football style shirts or jerseys

• Shirts or outer garments with prominent logos or numbers

• Trainers or other non golfing footwear

In The Clubhouse

Dress should be smart/casual throughout the clubhouse unless otherwise stated

• Tailored shorts may be worn in the casual bar

• All clothing, including jeans, must be clean and not torn or soiled

• No golf shoes or waterproofs are permitted in the clubhouse

PR i VAT e e V e NTS AND FUNCT i ONS

At Saltford Golf Club we have an excellent reputation for being the ideal place to host your wedding reception, birthday party, anniversary function, or conference meal.

The clubhouse is set in delightful grounds with many wonderful aspects for photographs and weddings. It provides the perfect setting for a truly romantic occasion for the newlyweds as well as every comfort for their families and friends.

We can provide ample parking for a number of guests and our Duchy Suite is spacious, beautifully decorated and offers spectacular views of the countryside. The Suite comprises a lounge bar and restaurant and can accommodate up to 120 guests for a formal meal or up to 150 guests if simpler fare is preferred. There is also a dance floor and disco facilities for your further enjoyment.

We enjoy the services of permanent and experienced chefs and of reliable and experienced staff members, all of whom are passionate about providing food and drink of the highest quality. Every member of the catering team comes from a professional catering background and they are dedicated to purchasing top quality local produce and providing a wide range of menus to meet the needs of a varied and loyal clientele.

Saltford Golf Club caters for birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, memorials, conferences and its event planning team is ready to help customers every step of the way by meeting them to discuss bespoke menus, seating plans, room decoration, entertainment and floral displays.

Our Windsor Conference Room is a spacious and airy private meeting room which can seat up to 25 delegates in a boardroom style or up to 40 delegates using a theatre style. The room can also be used as a ‘‘break out’’ facility if you are using the full Duchy Conference Suite. A projection facility is available.

CONTACT US

We look forward to welcoming you to Saltford Golf Club and our warm and friendly staff look forward to making your experience with us as memorable as possible. If you wish to contact us before your arrival we will be more than happy to answer any questions you may have.

Address: Saltford Golf Club, Golf Club Lane, Saltford, Bristol, BS31 3AA

Telephone: 01225 873513

Website: www.saltfordgolfclub.co.uk

Michaela Chivers: Operations Manager

Telephone: 01225 873513 opt. 2

Email: office@saltfordgolfclub.co.uk

Chris Coles: Head Professional

Telephone: 01225 873513 opt. 1

Email: proshop@saltfordgolfclub.co.uk

Darren Moxham: Course Manager

Telephone: 01225 873513

Paul Faulkner: House & Bar Manager

Telephone: 01225 873513 opt. 3 Email: bars@saltfordgolfclub.co.uk

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