Thieves have stolen thousands of pounds worth of golfing trophies in a raid on Bramley Golf Club.
They entered the golf club on Links Road between 10:10pm and 10:20pm on Friday 18th January.
The three offenders targeted a cabinet containing the golf trophies and made off with a substantial amount, discarding nine in the snow as they left.
Police officers were alerted to the break-in and found that the thieves had entered the clubhouse by a set of patio doors in the lounge area.
The offenders used a vehicle to enter the site from Foxburrow Hill Road.
The suspects are described as three white men. The first suspect was of large build and was wearing a woolly hat, khaki jacket, blue jeans and white trainers. The second suspect is also described as being of a large build and was wearing a black balaclava, a Barbour style blue jacket, blue trousers and white trainers. The third suspect is described as being shorter and slimmer than the other two suspects. He was wearing a woolly hat, blue jeans and white trainers.
Detective Constable Mike Taylor investigating said: "This is a burglary in which a high value haul of trophies appears to have been specifically targeted. I am appealing for anyone who may have seen these trophies for sale or been offered the items to buy in unusual circumstances to contact Surrey Police as soon as possible.
"This type of crime not only affects the golf club owners but the community of members and players who enjoy competing to win these awards. I need to hear from anyone who may have information, which could help officers bring those responsible to justice. "
Anyone who may be able to help with the investigation is asked to contact Surrey Police on 10 quoting reference WV/13/294. Alternatively Crimestoppers can be contacted anonymously and free of charge on 0800 555 111.
