Silverdale Golf Club
About Silverdale Golf Club
Golf Club Overview
Address: Redbridge Lane, Silverdale, Carnforth, Cumbria, LA5 0SP United Kingdom
Tel: 01524 702 074
Golf Pro: Sam Matthews | Tel: 01524 701300
Website: https://www.silverdalegolfclub.co.uk
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Visitor Information & Green Fees
Price Guide: ££££
Midweek Guide: £28.50 per round *
Weekend Guide: £36.00 per round *
- Societies Accepted to Play
- Society Deals Available
* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.
Courses & Scorecards
| Course | Tee | Par | SSS | Yards | ||
| silverdale | White | 70 | 69 [130] | 5666 | ||
| silverdale | Yellow | 70 | 67 [127] | 5354 | ||
| silverdale | Red | 71 | 70 [128] | 4964 | ||
Silverdale Golf Club Reviews
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4.4
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73
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What The Club Says
The course is a Par 70 – 5592 yards and is of two halves, open parkland and tight narrow valleys with heath land and limestone pavement. From each hole there are delightful views, abundant flora and birdlife. The early morning golfer may be joined by roe and fallow deer.
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Reviews for Silverdale Golf Club
A Golfer rated 4.5 out of 5
Reviewed Jan 29 2026
Played in 20205 and greens were in really good condition.
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Trevor T rated 4 out of 5
Reviewed Dec 3 2024
Some very challenging holes
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Phil W rated 4.5 out of 5
Reviewed Oct 9 2024
Top course at reasonable money
Booked with golf now for ?24 on a Sunday. Never played here before but did not disappoint. Very hilly so be warned but the layout and condition was superb. Lots of interesting holes, raised tees or greens aiming at markers etc. we had someone in our group who had played it before which definitely helped with knowing where to try and hit it. Greens superb. Clubhouse nice and friendly. Only wish it was closer to home. It is a gem.Reviewer Rating
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Phil L rated 4 out of 5
Reviewed Jul 22 2024
Phil
We were a four ball on a challenging course which we hadn't played before. I believe we were going along fine and finished in about 4 hr 10 mins. Around the 12th hole we were told by what I believe was a member to hurry up as we were holding lots of groups up behind us. We attempted to quicken up but this just ruined our game. I would like to say thanks to the idiot who ruined our game and we definitely won't be returningReviewer Rating
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David K rated 4.5 out of 5
Reviewed May 21 2024
Mr David Kidger
Very good course, in excellent condition, spectacular views across Morecambe Bay and very challenging and usual second nine.Reviewer Rating
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Dan rated 4.5 out of 5
Reviewed Sep 15 2023
I played Silverdale on a perfect late summer evening, taking advantage of the excellent value twilight green fees and holing out on the 18th a little under three hours after starting.
The course was presented in excellent condition with the fairways pleasant to hit from and the greens running true and at a good pace.
Teeing off on the first one is greeted by an interesting fairway tapering to the right, bisected by a line of trees and is a challenging start. With various holes surrounding the opener, I imagine that during busy times this may contribute to a slightly claustrophobic feel, but I am pleased to say that this is not an issue elsewhere.
The next is a short but by no means easy par three with a sloping green, before one crosses under the railway to reach what I believe are the course's newer holes. This side offers some excellent vistas, most notably teeing off at the fourth. The holes on this side could be argued to have less character than the back nine, but are by no means dull. It should be noted that there is considerable green-to-tee distance on this side.
Of these, I enjoyed the fifth, a dogleg with a wall guarding the green and a treacherous slope on the green; the eighth, a driveable par four with another stone wall complicating the equation for the player wishing to lay up; and the ninth, a short par five for which the best play may well be an iron off the tee.
Following the tenth one crosses back under the railway to move onto the original holes, which have a great quirkiness to them and require accurate tee shots and precision approaches to find the putting surfaces.
I'd love to play the twelfth off the white tees, as the straightforward and short par four becomes more of an ask with a blind tee shot to an angled fairway. The thirteenth is the signature hole and is indeed fun to play with a semi-blind tee shot preceding an approach to a green high above, certainly demanding a towering wedge shot to hold the green. Missing the green here would make for a very interesting short game challenge.
The next two holes descend, with two accurate shots required at fifteen. The following two holes make good use of the undulating ground, the seventeenth fairway certainly testing one's ability to play off uneven lies.
The final hole appears straightforward on paper; short and downhill, it is no more than a flick with a wedge, but the green is guarded by run-offs on both sides and an up-and-down from the rough is by no means guaranteed.
This is, in fact, a feature of many of the holes on the course. Although not littered with bunkers, the short game at Silverdale provided a challenging but not- insurmountable test, with the rough challenging one's striking and use of the higher-lofted clubs.
I certainly enjoyed my time on the course and I am eager to return. The second nine in particular is very fun to play, featuring many of the original holes. It is a testament to the skills of Colt that the original holes are fitted in a small piece of land and among rocky areas, and have a great quirkiness to them without being excessively so.
If you are in search of a fun test which challenges in particular the precision of one's iron play, while also offering fantastic views in most directions, then I'd certainly recommend adding Silverdale to your to-play list.
The course was presented in excellent condition with the fairways pleasant to hit from and the greens running true and at a good pace.
Teeing off on the first one is greeted by an interesting fairway tapering to the right, bisected by a line of trees and is a challenging start. With various holes surrounding the opener, I imagine that during busy times this may contribute to a slightly claustrophobic feel, but I am pleased to say that this is not an issue elsewhere.
The next is a short but by no means easy par three with a sloping green, before one crosses under the railway to reach what I believe are the course's newer holes. This side offers some excellent vistas, most notably teeing off at the fourth. The holes on this side could be argued to have less character than the back nine, but are by no means dull. It should be noted that there is considerable green-to-tee distance on this side.
Of these, I enjoyed the fifth, a dogleg with a wall guarding the green and a treacherous slope on the green; the eighth, a driveable par four with another stone wall complicating the equation for the player wishing to lay up; and the ninth, a short par five for which the best play may well be an iron off the tee.
Following the tenth one crosses back under the railway to move onto the original holes, which have a great quirkiness to them and require accurate tee shots and precision approaches to find the putting surfaces.
I'd love to play the twelfth off the white tees, as the straightforward and short par four becomes more of an ask with a blind tee shot to an angled fairway. The thirteenth is the signature hole and is indeed fun to play with a semi-blind tee shot preceding an approach to a green high above, certainly demanding a towering wedge shot to hold the green. Missing the green here would make for a very interesting short game challenge.
The next two holes descend, with two accurate shots required at fifteen. The following two holes make good use of the undulating ground, the seventeenth fairway certainly testing one's ability to play off uneven lies.
The final hole appears straightforward on paper; short and downhill, it is no more than a flick with a wedge, but the green is guarded by run-offs on both sides and an up-and-down from the rough is by no means guaranteed.
This is, in fact, a feature of many of the holes on the course. Although not littered with bunkers, the short game at Silverdale provided a challenging but not- insurmountable test, with the rough challenging one's striking and use of the higher-lofted clubs.
I certainly enjoyed my time on the course and I am eager to return. The second nine in particular is very fun to play, featuring many of the original holes. It is a testament to the skills of Colt that the original holes are fitted in a small piece of land and among rocky areas, and have a great quirkiness to them without being excessively so.
If you are in search of a fun test which challenges in particular the precision of one's iron play, while also offering fantastic views in most directions, then I'd certainly recommend adding Silverdale to your to-play list.
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Milo E rated 5 out of 5
Reviewed Jun 12 2023
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Peter D rated 5 out of 5
Reviewed Oct 28 2022
Fantastic course
Very interesting and challenging course. Greens are smooth, fast and true. Friendly stafc and members. If you have never played this course then you are missing a gem.Reviewer Rating
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Paul G rated 3 out of 5
Reviewed Jul 26 2021
Beautiful location for a golf course but
I like Silverdale and have played a number of times, once upon a time I found it to be fun but more recently as my golf has started to improve I have struggled here. The first hole and the next 9 on the other side of the railway are pleasant holes with some challenges, offered by the natural layout of the grounds. Once you return to complete the remaining holes the challenge increases, more blind shots, undulating fairways, rock formations hidden from view and generally curious holes, ready to rip your card apart, especially the plateau, followed by a couple of hard holes. I?d recommend a visitReviewer Rating
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David S rated 5 out of 5
Reviewed May 25 2021
Challenging Course
Very good golf course greens excellent bunkers full of sandReviewer Rating
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Is there a driving range at Silverdale Golf Club?
No, we are unaware of a driving range at this venue.
Is there a golf clubhouse at Silverdale Golf Club?
Yes there is a golf clubhouse at Silverdale Golf Club.
Is there a golf pro shop at Silverdale Golf Club?
Yes there is a golf pro shop which you can access prior to your round of golf or visit to the golf club.
Are there changing facilities at Silverdale Golf Club?
Yes you can access changing rooms and facilities at Silverdale Golf Club.
Can you hire buggies at Silverdale Golf Club?
Buggy hire is available and will be subject to availability. Call prior to your visit to confirm you requirements.
Can you hire golf clubs at Silverdale Golf Club?
Yes you can hire golf clubs but these will be subject to availability. Contact Silverdale Golf Club prior to your visit to confirm your requirements.
Is there a bar at Silverdale Golf Club?
Yes there is bar.
Is there a restaurant at Silverdale Golf Club?
Yes you can order food for dining at Silverdale Golf Club
Is there accommodation at Silverdale Golf Club?
No, we are unaware of accommodation being available.
Are there functions rooms available to hire at Silverdale Golf Club?
No, we are unaware of any function rooms being available.
