Golf Club Food

[AMcC]

I played at Western Gailes yesterday and for lunch had the plate shown in the photo. Mince, toast and poached eggs. It was on the menu ! and also very nice :thup:

Which got me thinking, does your club have unusual delicacies for you to enjoy.

Need to go get some lunch now, made myself hungry

 

[ADB]

I enjoyed a Haggis roll at Royal Troon, tasty!

My club doesn't have a particular specialty, although they do a good line in home-made cakes.

 

[patricks148]

Killermount have the same, very strange dish.

 

[IanG]

I played at Western Gailes yesterday and for lunch had the plate shown in the photo. Mince, toast and poached eggs. It was on the menu ! and also very nice :thup:

Which got me thinking, does your club have unusual delicacies for you to enjoy.

Need to go get some lunch now, made myself hungry

I had this in the R&A clubhouse once - a very traditional golf dish. Went nicely with the claret you know.

Not unusual, but we have lovely salmon fishcakes at our place .

 

[Crawfy]

Yep - the mince and egg is served at R&A. Traditional

I'm deffo a burger a and chips man post round

No crazy offerings at my club, but when new caterer took over they started serving food on 'slates'
Unfortunately they did not upgrade the bar stock to include craft beers.

 

[jamielaing]

I played at Dalmahoy. Before the round I ordered a couple of bacon rolls. Couldn't believe it when they arrived with salad on the roll too.

 

[Norrin Radd]

usually stick with the burger and chips off the menu,best one i had was at Silvermere ,huge burger and very tasty.
not heard of the OP dish of mince and toast with a cackleberry thrown on top.
obviously we have a slightly more cultured taste darn sarf.

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

Not unusual but Hayling do an absolutely superb sausage bap which any of my guests will testify to :thup:

That mince looks tasty!

 

[Keeno]

I enjoyed a Haggis roll at Royal Troon, tasty!

My club doesn't have a particular specialty, although they do a good line in home-made cakes.

This sounds tremendous!!! I love Haggis

 

[Ross61]

Are the vegetables under the mince?

...... Oh silly me, it is in Scotland

 

[StrangelyBrown]

Our place does (or used to do) an amazing pork and chorizo burger.

 

[Doon frae Troon]

usually stick with the burger and chips off the menu,best one i had was at Silvermere ,huge burger and very tasty.
not heard of the OP dish of mince and toast with a cackleberry thrown on top.
obviously we have a slightly more cultured taste darn sarf.

Jellied eels....that's all I'm saying
Mind you round our way they put sausages in a beef pie....how weird is that.

 

[Jacko_G]

Love a beefburger, haggis and poached egg roll.

Awesome.

At Portstewart a few years back we were recommended the bacon and egg soda by the chef. It did not disappoint.

 

[garyinderry]

Food in Portstewart is top notch.

 

[AMcC]

It appears that this combination isn't as strange as I first thought.

As a bit of a generalisation, most golf club food always seems to be pretty decent

 

[CallawayKid]

Ours is more like a roulette table, you never know what's going to turn up despite what you order. Stopped eating there...which I suppose is a good thing for me

CK

 

[Lord Tyrion]

Bap + a combination of bacon, sausage, mushrooms, fried egg. A portion of chips to share. What more do you need, what more do you want? We're golfers, it is enough.

 

[ManinBlack]

It's fallen out of favour now but scones with cheese & jam used to be a favourite at our club. If you ordered a scone you had to specify no cheese if you didn't want it, cheese & jam was the default.

 

[huds1475]

I played at Dalmahoy. Before the round I ordered a couple of bacon rolls. Couldn't believe it when they arrived with salad on the roll too.

Wrong diddly wrong

 

[virtuocity]

Mind you round our way they put sausages in a beef pie....how weird is that.

You NEED links in a steak pie- although Mrs V is having none of it.