Silverdale Golf Club

Silverdale Golf Club extended from 12 to 18 holes in July 2002. The extended course was opened by Gary Wolstenholme, the leading English amateur golfer and former club member.

Silverdale Golf Club is situated in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. As you play the course you move through tree lined fairways to fabulous views over Morecambe Bay and the Leighton Moss bird sanctuary. You can see rare limestone pavements running along the upper boundaries and at the heart of the course. Numerous fairways pass over Myers Dyke, habitat of rare otter families. This truly is a unique experience with not only fabulous scenery, but a golf course that will test the best of golfers.

We have a golf shop stocking many well known brands and offer catering
facilities throughout the day in the summer months. We welcome to all
visitors to Silverdale Golf Club.

Road Directions

Advised route when traveling on the M6...From the South,leave the motorway at Junction 35 following the direction of Milnthorpe on the A6. From the A6 follow the signs to Silverdale. You will pass the Leighton Moss bird sanctuary and immediately see the golf club in front.

From the North leave the M6 at J 36 and follow the signs to Milnthorpe. Leave Milnthorpe on the A6 towards Carnforth and turn right following the Silverdale and Leighton Moss signs.

Public Transport Directions

If you should travel by train, Silverdale station is approximately 100yds from the club entrance.