Thorncombe Sports Club & Venue
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Sports & Social Club, Horseshoe Rd, Thorncombe, Chard TA20 4PS, UK
Opening Hours:Monday: 7:30 – 11:00 PMTuesday: ClosedWednesday: 4:30 – 11:00 PMThursday: 4:30 – 11:00 PMFriday: 5:00 – 11:00 PMSaturday: 3:00 – 8:00 PMSunday: 7:30 – 11:00 PM
Area Served:Within 4 miles (6.4km) of Sports & Social Club, Horseshoe Rd, Thorncombe, Chard TA20 4PS, UKGet more exposure
Located in West Dorset close to the Somerset and Devon borders Thorncombe Sports and Social Club has for many years served the needs of both Thorncombe residents and others living nearby.
Relax in the main bar or adjoining conservatory. Alternatively enjoy a game of pool or darts.
As well as being the location of one of our two skittle alleys our function room hosts events such as our monthly quiz and bingo evenings.
Google Rating: 4.6 out of 5 stars (38 total ratings)
Phil Gordon5 StarGreat live music on the day and lively atmosphere. Good selection of local ciders and ale too. Pool table, 2 skittle allys darts cricket and football pitches and a really big function room available to hire for weddings parties etc.Monday 2nd May 2022
Jerry Woollett5 StarA warm and friendly welcome awaits you at the TSSC from staff and locals, we loved it. Particular thanks to Heidi and Pete who are fantastic hosts, thank you. Highly Recommended 😎Sunday 29th August 2021
Bob Rosenthal (The Pub Ranger)5 StarLovely terrace with a superb view. 2 real Ales in good condition and we were treated to an intimate evening with Steve KnightleySunday 19th September 2021
Roger Thomas5 StarGreat place to celebrate a friend 40th staff brilliant and camping was a bonus ,Sunday 10th July 2022
Alexander Bartell5 StarCalled in on spec after just completing a 5.5 mile family walk courtesy of the AA 50 walks in Dorset series and was made to feel most welcome by the manager. The clubhouse sits in an elevated position although exposed which affords it some of the finest views in Dorset from the patio terrace from where we watched the sun go down. The bar area is bright, airy and modern accompanied by a woodburning stove. Had an excellent well kept pint of real ale and local cider for the wife. Although the local village is less than a quarter of a mile away, it didn't seem to be well supported by the local population at large, even though it lost it's own pub many years ago, which is a shame as they should think themselves lucky to have such an asset on their doorstep. Would highly recommend if passing, the only snag being the sporadic opening hours which the manager stated to consult their website beforehand. Non members welcome.Sunday 5th December 2021
