Bar prices at your Club

[3offTheTee]

I think our prices still compete after members discount to local pubs. It's a shame the cub doesn't bust a gut more to entice members more

Yep but we are up int'North so I would expect the prices to be much cheaper than in The Ascot area.

The troops are unhappy!

 

[PNWokingham]

Credit card needed at Bearwood then !! £360 for Becks !!

just for visitors - members get a 99% discount!! But what I discovered at Woburn the other day is that Kirin is the king of lagers - and you even do it in the wonderful halfway hut!! No kirin around Wokingham and I can't remember the last place I saw it - I have already started a campaign!

 

[D4RK1]

It's about £4 a pint for beer and cider. As a member we get 15% off. It's not cheap but it's goooood

 

[louise_a]

Bitter is £2.50 for a pint, 125 ml glass of wine is £1.75

 

[HawkeyeMS]

No idea TBH, mind you, I couldn't tell you the price in the local pubs either. The £50 levy was scrapped a few years ago but you can now use your winnings from comps in the bar as well as the pro shop.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

you can now use your winnings from comps in the bar as well as the pro shop.

What are these mythical things you talk about

 

[Fyldewhite]

Some of the prices quoted on here look like they are hotel courses or similar.....I hope so anyway!! Ours are around the £3.00 for bitter and £3.30 for lager (maybe £3.60 for premium lagers) but we get 15% off that making a pint of bitter £2.50 and say San Miguel £3.00 which I think compares well with local pubs.

Personally, I don't think bar levies are worth the hassle tbh. 95% of members will actually spend £50 or whatever over a year but there's a good proportion who resent being told they have to. Just causes loads of hassle and doesn't actually increase sales much at all. Much better to make the clubhouse a good place to be and hopefully attract the car park golfer in. You'll never get them all but there again it is still a free country.

As for OP, there is absolutely no justification for a 25% rise - ever. It will drive customers away when the key to making a bar pay is to generate turnover and volume sales.

 

[delc]

Our club didn't increase the membership fees this year, but seem to have really jacked up the bar prices to compensate. I have largely stopped eating there because I can better get value food elsewhere! :angry:

 

[woody69]

Prices are ridiculous but I guess they're mainly set for the tourists etc so not really surprising. Sometimes get special deals on beers etc but generally its not a place to hang around for too long

I remember buying 2 beers and a brandy and coke at Anahita for £36!!

 

[lex!]

I try and avoid the club bar as very expensive and very corporate. Beer and food are ordinary too.

 

[NWJocko]

No idea really, think its around £3.50 for a pint (maybe less, we get discount with the card) but I never check my receipt other than to see the balance on my card!

I would say they are in line with pub prices, food pretty good value aswell and very nice.

 

[IanG]

£3.20 a pint after our modest discount, so about average for the pubs round here

 

[Laka]

well a pint is around 5,4 pounds and a daily lunch including sallad, bread and lightbeer ,and cofee is about 7,9 pounds, as a member we have 15 % discount on all we buy in the restaurant...

 

[Fish]

No bar levy :thup:
No difference between members or guests prices :thup:
No card system :thup:
Cash only :thup:
No bar staff so no queues :thup:

£2.80 Strongbow
£2.70 Carling
£2.65 Worthingtons

I serve myself :whoo: