Silverdale Golf Club, set in the "Arnside & Silverdale AONB" (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) in Lancaster is an 18-hole course, par 70 reaching 5,654 yards. The course is a tale of two halves, each of differing character. The newer part of the course (2-10) is a rolling open parkland with Myers Dyke coming into play on 3 holes, whilst older part of the course (11-18) has heathland characteristics and is built on limestone ridge allowing for excellent drainage. The greens are always in good condition and are known for being quick and tricky.