Saltford Golf Club

Saltford Golf Club was founded in 1904 and plays over 18 holes to a par of 71, in the village of Saltford on the River Avon between Bristol and Bath. Saltford sits in the Avon Valley, where the river winds through a corridor of low hills separating the two cities, with the Bristol to Bath cycle path, built along a former railway line, running close to the village. The BS31 postcode covers this stretch of the valley, an area that combines riverside meadows with the wooded slopes typical of the Avon's course through north Somerset. The club's founding in 1904 makes it one of the longer-established courses in the area, predating much of the twentieth-century growth that has since linked Saltford more closely to both Bristol and Bath by road and rail. The village itself retains a distinct identity, with its own railway station on the original Great Western main line and a riverside setting used for rowing as well as golf.

Saltford Golf Club plays over 18 holes and a par of 71. The club dates back to 1904, giving it roughly 122 years of history in Bath.

You will find Saltford Golf Club at Golf Club Lane, Bristol, Bath, BS31 3AA. It also shows up in our guides for Bristol, Cardiff, and Gloucester, since those cover the wider area. The club runs its own site, linked in the sidebar, with booking and membership details. A map further down the page marks the exact spot for satnav and directions.

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