Saltford Golf Club

Saltford Golf Club's course was established in 1904, evolving from an early layout influenced by advice from the prominent golfer Harry Vardon. It underwent significant changes during World War I, when much of the land was repurposed for farming, leaving only 9 holes in play for five years.

After World War II, the focus was on land lease negotiations with the Duchy of Cornwall, which led to course modifications in the 1960s and a redesigned layout in the 1990s, including new holes and greens. The course's development included a new clubhouse in 1984, an extension in 1991, and it celebrated its centenary in 2004.