Doon frae Troon
Ryder Cup Winner
Old Prestwick
Sunningdale
Stranrear.
Sunningdale
Stranrear.
Top Three Clubhouses.
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Jacko_G
Blackballed
Portrush
Blairgowrie
Trump
All for different reasons and in no particular order.
Honourable mention to the run down Machrie hotel (now closed for renovations) which is the friendliest place I've been in. Whisky and peat fire after a soaking and great banter.
Blairgowrie
Trump
All for different reasons and in no particular order.
Honourable mention to the run down Machrie hotel (now closed for renovations) which is the friendliest place I've been in. Whisky and peat fire after a soaking and great banter.
WillC
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Played any of them?
I like the look of the Old Prestwick clubhouse, yet this is only from pictures!
I like the look of the Old Prestwick clubhouse, yet this is only from pictures!
DCB
Well-known member
Castle Stuart
Blairgowrie
Bruntsfield Links
Again, in no particular order, but, all have cracking views
Blairgowrie
Bruntsfield Links
Again, in no particular order, but, all have cracking views
Qwerty
Tour Winner
Good thread! I do like a nice clubhouse.
Of the ones I've been in..
Blairgowrie
Castle Stuart
Hoylake.
Of the ones I've been in..
Blairgowrie
Castle Stuart
Hoylake.
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Ashridge
Hoylake
And it will no doubt be the New Centurion one
Hoylake
And it will no doubt be the New Centurion one
NWJocko
Tour Winner
Castle Stuart
Royal Birkdale
Royal Lytham
Honourable mentions to S&A and Blarigowrie, love both of those places.
Royal Birkdale
Royal Lytham
Honourable mentions to S&A and Blarigowrie, love both of those places.
Carnegie Club Skibo castle
Muirfield
R&A
in no particular order
Muirfield
R&A
in no particular order
Royal West Norfolk @ Brancaster.
Royal Cromer... strangely enough at Cromer.
Moortown
Honourable mentions for Ganton & Lindrick.
Royal Cromer... strangely enough at Cromer.
Moortown
Honourable mentions for Ganton & Lindrick.
Val
Ryder Cup Winner
Castle Stuart
Kingsbarns
Royal Birkdale
Honourable mentions to Royal Lytham, Royal Liverpool and Muirfield for the history they possess inside. It's intriguing to see. Also Alwoodley had a stunning clubhouse.
Kingsbarns
Royal Birkdale
Honourable mentions to Royal Lytham, Royal Liverpool and Muirfield for the history they possess inside. It's intriguing to see. Also Alwoodley had a stunning clubhouse.
Crawfy
Tour Rookie
Loch Lomond - Fantastic service from staff who act as if they've known you all your life
Archerfield - Great service again So relaxed and reasonably priced for a high end course
The Montgomerie (Belek) - Chill on a chesterfield inside in the shade, or toast your round with a beer on a great terrace overlooking the 18th
** Special mention - Gweedore (Donegal) Spent my summer holidays in there hustling pool, drinking Cavan Cola and eating crisps in between torrential rain - life was simpler back then.
Archerfield - Great service again So relaxed and reasonably priced for a high end course
The Montgomerie (Belek) - Chill on a chesterfield inside in the shade, or toast your round with a beer on a great terrace overlooking the 18th
** Special mention - Gweedore (Donegal) Spent my summer holidays in there hustling pool, drinking Cavan Cola and eating crisps in between torrential rain - life was simpler back then.
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Yes agree about Alwoodly - that looked stunning
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Blimey, so difficult to narrow it down to just 3.
For me it has to be somewhere that reeks of history, where you can imagine ex prime ministers sipping a G&T in the leather armchair in the corner. I hate all the new modern ones, they are soulless places.
So, out of the ones I have been in.......
Rye
Porthcawl
Brancaster
Honorable mentions to Sunningdale, most of the 'Royal' open venues, Swinley and St Enodoc.
For me it has to be somewhere that reeks of history, where you can imagine ex prime ministers sipping a G&T in the leather armchair in the corner. I hate all the new modern ones, they are soulless places.
So, out of the ones I have been in.......
Rye
Porthcawl
Brancaster
Honorable mentions to Sunningdale, most of the 'Royal' open venues, Swinley and St Enodoc.
3565
Journeyman Pro
For me that I've been to,
Lytham
Birkdale
Sherwood Forest
Lytham
Birkdale
Sherwood Forest
Qwerty
Tour Winner
Moortown is stunning. nothing much from the outside but internally it's impressive.
I had a very good nosey round last time there. Card rooms & Smoking Rooms, every clubhouse should have them :thup:
Clitheroe is Nice.. They've got a quiet room! We need to get
Stu C up there and lock him in for an hour, See how he copes
davidy233
Tour Rookie
Strangely I've been in all three for the first time in the last couple of years - not sure I agree with Trump though - unless they've done something to improve it since I was there last year - temporary building is it not?
Portrush is an absolute cracker
not Forgetting Western Gailes that is nice and a close 4th
Spear-Chucker
Tour Rookie
Brancaster as it's still 1892 in there
Lytham - was totally empty when we went and enjoyed a sneaky drink in the champions dining room. Nice picture of Mr Jones by the way..
Sept Fontaines (Belgium) - always buzzing on a warm summers weekend
Lytham - was totally empty when we went and enjoyed a sneaky drink in the champions dining room. Nice picture of Mr Jones by the way..
Sept Fontaines (Belgium) - always buzzing on a warm summers weekend
Qwerty
Tour Winner
Given that I'd imagine you've been in a hell of a lot of Clubhouses Stranraer is an unusual choice, I never went upstairs to the bar but from the outside it looked like a
pre-fab school annexe.
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Gainsborough
Sherwood
Castle Stuart
Sherwood
Castle Stuart
