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Where Everyone Is Welcome Silvermere – where everyone is welcome About Silvermere Play Golf Shop Relax Conferences Weddings & Celebrations Learn Golf Info & Fishing Home About Silvermere Play Golf Learn Golf Relax Conferences Weddings & Celebrations Shop Fishing & Info We are the most accessible golf centre in the A History of Silvermere Silvermere is a place where South East. Set amongst some of Surrey’s finest countryside the Par-71 course winds through As well as being a naturally exciting back drop for More experiments took place later in May 1942 everyone is welcome dense woodland, open parkland and finishes golfers Silvermere Lake also has an interesting securing Silvermere Lake as a place of historical with a couple of tricky shots across the stunning history we can all be proud of. interest. Operation Chastise was carried out and we pride ourselves during May 1943 and an attack on German Dams Silvermere Lake. It is undoubtedly one of the most In 1939 Barnes Wallis started his research into ensued and was ultimately a success. Barnes challenging public courses in the region and is targeting the enemy’s power supplies, thus on offering something to Wallis and the intensely brave Dambuster beautifully maintained by our dedicated team of destroying their ability to wage war. In April 1942 Squadron were instrumental in allied victory and Greenkeepers for you to enjoy seven days a week. he was ready to start early testing on his garden suit all tastes. it’s nice to know that our very own Silvermere patio in Effingham, Surrey. Later that month he Lake had its own contribution to make towards chose Silvermere Lake as the location for his the war effort. first catapult experiments in an effort to find alternative ways of placing the required amount of explosives adjacent to a dam wall. Call 01932 548300 Email us 4 Visit our website 4 Home About Silvermere Play Golf Learn Golf Relax Conferences Weddings & Celebrations Shop Fishing & Info Play Golf The Golf Course The course was designed by Neil Coles and Brian Silvermere Privilege Card We see the Privilege Card as a great way to keep Hugget and opened for play in 1976. Whilst in touch and reward our loyal customers for The tree-lined golf course at Silvermere is a true it is not a long course by modern standards, There are plenty of reasons to sign up for a their continued support. The Privilege Card is test of golf located in the heart of Surrey. The first the combination of tree lined fairways and the Privilege Card. available to everyone and six holes are sure to get the pulse racing with tight succession of water holes makes it a particularly » 20% off all new season clothing in store is absolutely FREE. With fairways, challenging approaches and great views. challenging course. the offers available you » Earn loyalty points from your purchases in the would be mad not to However, the course is probably most renowned Related Links golf store and Inn on the Lake for the 17th and 18th holes which are played over sign up today. » Up to 40% discount on range balls Silvermere Lake. The 18th hole finishes into a Prices and online booking 4 Special promotions at Silvermere Inn All you need to do semi-island green that has been recently re-built, » on the Lake is sign up in store offering a spectacular finishing hole. For players Driving range 4 or fill in the web there is the thrill of hitting over the lake onto the » E-Newsletters informing you of our latest Dress code 4 application online. island target. For the visitors enjoying the Inn on offers and events the Lake there is always the hope of watching another ball confined to a watery grave. Call 01932 584314 Email us 4 Visit our website 4 Continue to membership Home About Silvermere Play Golf Learn Golf Relax Conferences Weddings & Celebrations Shop Fishing & Info Play Golf Membership Related Links Reasons to be a member at Silvermere Benefits of Membership We offer seasonal membership packages to suit Prices & Packages 4 every golfer. Whether you’re looking to improve » Former European Tour Qualifying Venue » Acquire an Official Handicap your golf or simply have fun, we encourage golfers » Extensive Competition Schedule » Reduced Green Fees (where applicable) of all abilities to come and join us. » Excellent Practice Facilities » Peak Times Reserved at Weekends Membership will include unlimited golf on a 7 or 5 » Members Bar in the Clubhouse » Priority Online Booking Day basis, access to all club competitions, priority » Reduced Green Fees at Kingswood » Subscriptions include affiliation fees and online booking and peak times reserved at the » Club Social Calendar competition entry fees weekend. Call 01932 584302 Email us 4 Visit our website 4 Continue to Green Fees & Societies Home About Silvermere Play Golf Learn Golf Relax Conferences Weddings & Celebrations Shop Fishing & Info Play Golf Green Fees Societies We have a wide variety of 18 and 36-hole packages » Excellent changing facilities with free use of including breakfast and/or lunch. Larger groups showers and fresh towels The beautiful 18-hole Silvermere course was We know what you’re looking for in a successful may want to consider upgrading to a corporate » Doug McClelland Golf Superstores to cater for designed by the legendary Neil Coles, MBE society day; a challenging course, helpful staff, menu. This gives you access to one of the function your golf equipment requirements and ideal for and Brian Huggett, MBE. The amalgamation of great food and dry weather. Well apart from the rooms overlooking the terrace and Silvermere Lake. purchasing prizes for your golf day tree lined fairways and spectacular shots over weather we’ve got it all covered. We have a variety Silvermere Lake means there’s never a dull of packages on offer to suit your needs including Reasons to hold your Golf Day at » Trolleys and hire clubs available at a small moment when playing this course. weekend availability in the afternoons. Silvermere extra charge upon request To reserve a tee time or ask further questions you Society Days » Challenging 18 Hole golf course with a variety Related Links simply need to call 01932 584300 or you can book of tree-lined holes and fabulous finishing holes Our memorable course is the perfect location for online. Alternatively you can email us with any across the famous Silvermere Lake groups and societies, whilst the Inn on the Lake Green Fees 4 enquiries you may have. » Easy access from the M25, M3 and A3 provides the hospitality and relaxed atmosphere Summer & Winter Packages and Menu 4 needed after you’ve tackled your approach to the » Quality restaurant offering a high standard of 18th green! food and wide selection of beverages Call 01932 584305 Email us 4 Visit our website 4 Continue to Lessons Home About Silvermere Play Golf Learn Golf Relax Conferences Weddings & Celebrations Shop Fishing & Info Learn Golf Lessons Junior Schemes Related Links There’s nothing quite like being coached on a one Prices start at £24.00 for a half hour lesson but Learn how to play golf the fun way! The recently Private Lessons 4 to one basis. Benefit from the wealth of knowledge there is also the opportunity to save 30% by launched Junior Award Scheme has been set up that our PGA Professionals posses and build a booking 6 lessons for £99! in order to help develop young golfers of all ages Roll ups 4 course of lessons to suit you and your schedule. and abilities. During the course the children will Please call 01932 584303 for more information on Junior Lesson 4 be encouraged to meet certain targets and achieve » Book with your schedule in mind around your prices and how to book a time. Alternatively you goals, helping them to improve and build their Meet the Pros 4 busy lifestyle can email us any questions you may have. confidence within the game. » Build a rapport with your chosen professional Testimonials 4 The scheme offers different awards including » Design a course of lessons to suit you and Golf Lesson FAQs 4 your needs Bronze, Silver, Gold and Elite, for very beginners to the aspiring ‘Tour Pro’! For more information Buy Online Lesson Vouchers 4 Choose from one of our eleven PGA coaches » about junior coaching call 01932 584 353. Call 01932 584303 Email us 4 Visit our website 4 Home About Silvermere Play Golf Learn Golf Relax Conferences Weddings & Celebrations Shop Fishing & Info Relax The Bistro The Sunday Carvery is the perfect way to end Related Links your weekend. Our refined menu is full of variety Everyone is always welcome at the idyllic However, you don’t have to be a golfer to enjoy and can be enjoyed by absolutely everyone for any Bistro Menu 4 Silvermere Inn on the Lake Bistro. The beautiful the superb service, settings and food you’ll find size booking. Arrive with ease to be ushered into lakeside setting and incredibly varied seasonal here at Silvermere. Whether it is for business one of our spectacular Lake Suites, where you will Carvery Menu 4 menu make it the perfect location for golfers and or pleasure our Bistro staff will make you feel be treated to a delightful four course buffet menu Drinks Menu 4 non-golfers alike. welcome and do everything they can to make your and full table service for all your drinks. visit as enjoyable as possible. Celebration of Life 4 The inviting Bistro provides the ideal refuge for those who have just played the final thrilling holes over Silvermere Lake. Relax on our heated terrace, take advantage of our well-stocked bar and enjoy a quality menu that caters for all tastes.
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