davidy233
Tour Rookie
About the same for me, don't associate drink with golf at all - glad this post isn't about how much you spend in the pub though.
How much do you spend in the club bar?
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About the same for me, don't associate drink with golf at all - glad this post isn't about how much you spend in the pub though.
One Planer
Global Moderator
A bit, fat, juicy £0, zilch, nada, zip here :thup:
ArnoldArmChewer
Tour Winner
Around £500 - 1000, including the halfway hut.
HawkeyeMS
Ryder Cup Winner
No idea, a round after a round every week whatever that may cost, I rarely buy food.
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I reckon I spend around £500 a year on food and drinks in the clubhouse here. As I play plenty of other places during the season I would say I spend around £800-£1000 over the year as we always tend to eat in the clubhouse as its convenient.
TOO MUCH.!!! :mmm:
kinhell
Head Pro
The £13000 was spent in the bar and entirely on drinks. It's an old fellow who can't play much golf now but is in there every day as he only lives around the corner plus he's also loaded. He's just paid a considerable sum towards having the flat roof on the clubhouse converted to a pitched roof. His favorite tipple is whisky and he seriously gets through them 
Just to add I've played at quite a few clubs over the years and there doesn't tend to be many people in the bar after the captains speech but there is a real social atmosphere at our club where people do stay and enjoy a few drinks. According to our new pro its very unusual and not typical but fantastic for the club and members.
Just to add I've played at quite a few clubs over the years and there doesn't tend to be many people in the bar after the captains speech but there is a real social atmosphere at our club where people do stay and enjoy a few drinks. According to our new pro its very unusual and not typical but fantastic for the club and members.
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Lawrence22
Challenge Tour Pro
Been a member at my place 4 years now and have yet to spend a penny in the bar. Probably because we don't have a bar 
Garush34
Journeyman Pro
Probs around about £50 last year. Mainly due to most of my golf is played by myself and dont have the time to pop in for a drink by myself. And when I do play with other folk I usually go to other clubs.
In_The_Rough
Tour Winner
The £13000 was spent in the bar and entirely on drinks. It's an old fellow who can't play much golf now but is in there every day as he only lives around the corner plus he's also loaded. He's just paid a considerable sum towards having the flat roof on the clubhouse converted to a pitched roof. His favorite tipple is whisky and he seriously gets through them
Just to add I've played at quite a few clubs over the years and there doesn't tend to be many people in the bar after the captains speech but there is a real social atmosphere at our club where people do stay and enjoy a few drinks. According to our new pro its very unusual and not typical but fantastic for the club and members.
That is insane. £250 a week that works out at. God knows how many a day he must neck to spend that
MarkE
Challenge Tour Pro
Zero. I don't drink, so have no interest frequenting the bar.
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Deleted member 15344
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Don't have to have an interest in drink to frequent the bar afterwards
I don't drink at the club but go into the bar after every round to have a coffee or a soft drink and a bite to eat and to socialise with my FC and other guys or girls up there
Spent about £800 there last year
I don't drink at the club but go into the bar after every round to have a coffee or a soft drink and a bite to eat and to socialise with my FC and other guys or girls up there
Spent about £800 there last year
upsidedown
Tour Winner
600 to 700
Having a drink with playing partners after a round is an integral part for me, normally tea or coffee and sometimes a beer.
Having a drink with playing partners after a round is an integral part for me, normally tea or coffee and sometimes a beer.
peter11
Newbie
Between £500 - £700
Regular 4 ball loser buys the drink's
Regular 4 ball loser buys the drink's
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So after a round do you just leave your playing partners and go home. Even staying for a coffee or water is still sociable.
GreiginFife
Money List Winner
£400 - £500 per year I would think. I don't drink either but always have lunch and a coffee/diet coke after a round with my playing partner or group.
backwoodsman
Tour Winner
It's a round of drinks for three (sometimes 4) more often than not (not everyone wants 3 or 4 drinks after the round so not always possible to get your round in). Plus a fish finger sandwich on Saturdays but not Sunday. Plus a few sunday lunches with HID. About £1k all in?
But round this way, what with the clubcard discount, the golf club is cheaper than most of the pubs, Wetherspoons (spit, spit) excepted.
But round this way, what with the clubcard discount, the golf club is cheaper than most of the pubs, Wetherspoons (spit, spit) excepted.
williamalex1
Money List Winner
Around £300 , but would be more but the bar is closed Monday till Friday during the winter. You can buy food,
but nothing from the bar , having a bar and not opening it
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but nothing from the bar , having a bar and not opening it
.Del_Boy
Head Pro
Spend about £800 in the bar. Bit more than some I play with who take an age changing shoes etc so I'm usually at the bar first. Generally have a couple then bugger off. Amazing how often it is the same guys who get the first couple of rounds in before everyone is ready to go home.
Playing with another crowd now as well where the round buying is more spread out !
Playing with another crowd now as well where the round buying is more spread out !
I spend circa £600/yr.
Our top spender put over £3k over the bar + he needed a new garage door after driving home after one of his sessions. Twice done for D&D, and no doubt he'll get another one soon. For him, a typical tea time is about 4-5 pints then home, followed by back down for an evening session or to his local pub. Needless to say, he's single.
Our top spender put over £3k over the bar + he needed a new garage door after driving home after one of his sessions. Twice done for D&D, and no doubt he'll get another one soon. For him, a typical tea time is about 4-5 pints then home, followed by back down for an evening session or to his local pub. Needless to say, he's single.
