Food prices at your club???

[moogie]

No ham, egg & chips on our menu.....
But
Bacon Stottie....£6.00

Burger & chips.....£15.00
(With bacon, cheese, side salad)

10% discount for members

 

[greenone]

Its not my choice but its LIGHT YEARS better than Carling

Its not, they are both equally woeful.

 

[Voyager EMH]

No ham, egg & chips on our menu.....
But
Bacon Stottie....£6.00

Burger & chips.....£15.00
(With bacon, cheese, side salad)

10% discount for members

Ah, but is that a quarter of a dinner-plate size stottie or a mini-stottie?

 

[moogie]

Ah, but is that a quarter of a dinner-plate size stottie or a mini-stottie?

I'd say more of a large bun than a stottie (cake) size tbh......

 

[arnieboy]

Ham, egg and chips £9.95
Sandwich £5.75
Panini £5.75
Burger and chips £11.70
15% discount for members.

 

[Lord Tyrion]

Growing up in the midlands and living in the northwest as a young adult, I wasn't aware of ham, egg and chips as a dish. I don't know if it had just evaded me or if it's a southern thing.
After I moved down south I saw it on a cafe menu and ordered it, assuming it would be hot, thickly carved slices of freshly cooked leg of ham or maybe a gammon steak. Since discovering it's generally a couple of pieces of the thin, reconstituted rubbish you get in a plastic container in the supermarket I've never bothered again.
I think it's £7 at our place.

I've never heard of this as a thing before. Gammon, yes, what you describe, no .

After discovering this, why did you stay?

 

[FourPutt]

My old club it was always nice thick cut roast ham. Never been served re-formed stuff thankfully. Sure it was about a tenner there (south, near Guildford)

 

[full_throttle]

I wonder how much the Fish and chips costs?

Makes the golf day great value at £80

 

[Bratty]

No ham, egg and chips at our place. Burger is maybe £12.50 for guests and £10.85 for members. Something like that.
If there's a Sunday carvery on upstairs, I've had a main course for £8.50 in the spike bar (not on the menu, mind) which makes their burger price a joke!

 

[Slab]

Not too bad at the local club
£8-£10 for the snack type meals (burgers/pizza/filled rolls etc)
£10-£20 for the ‘proper’ meal dishes

No ham/egg/chips on either menu

Some of the prices at the high end resort courses are a bit eyewatering and definitely a ‘considered purchase’

 

[Swango1980]

I'm find myself even luckier to be where I am. Lovely course, seats next to the 18th green, finish round, buy some lunch and a drink for about £5-8 (nice food also) and watch others make a mess of the 18th, which makes me feel a lot better about my miserable round. Playing golf on Saturdays and Sundays, very cost effective way to sort out my weekend lunch. The thought of having to spend £20+ at other clubs is eye watering. Lunch could cost be £30-50 for the weekend if I followed the same routine. I reckon I'd have to cancel lunch at the golf club, and resort to a Meal Deal at Tesco

 

[spongebob59]

Haven't eaten at the club yet, will have a look at the prices on Friday.
A sausage roll and a bottle of coke was £4:85 at the half way hut and a pint of San Miguel is £5:10.