What clubs have great food

[Sats]

Just got back from a golf trip in the UK and the golf was good and the course in great shape. Couldn't say that about the food - terrible breakfast it was like a little chef disaster and the dinner was like a ready meal.
I'm not expecting Gordon Ramsay, but some good honest food. Has anyone got any courses they know with great food?

 

[PNWokingham]

Hayling - best ham sandwich i have ever had to take onthe course - and the sausage baps with onions are equally as good!

 

[Deleted member 1418]

Spearmint Rhino - Tottenham Court Road.

 

[Yant]

Felixstowe Ferry links for a fantastic Fish & Chips!

 

[Jacko_G]

Going back a few years Portstewart had fantastic food.

Machrihanish Dunes do good food at their "resort", at the clubhouse it's really only soup and sandwiches.

 

[Deleted member 1418]

Best lunch I've had was at Royal St George's - immense. But I know that there are a number guys on here who rave about The Berkshire too.

Best breakfast was The Belfry - full on hot and cold buffet.

And the half way house at Woburn (Marquess) had Guinness and Asahi on tap, as well as a brilliant sausage bap! Would've quite happily binned off the rest of the round and spent a few hours in there!

 

[Lord Tyrion]

What do you want from a golf club in terms of food? For me great food in a golf club is

a generous bacon / sausage butty (not mean on the filling)
a full cooked breakfast (insert English/Scottish/Welsh etc)
soup and a roll (seniors seem to like that in the winter)
a selection of sandwiches
pie & chips
quiche and salad in the summer


Simple, filling, quick to produce, cheap, nothing fancy required. If it can't be brought out in 10 minutes then it shouldn't be on the menu

It's a few years since I've been there but Knaresbrough used to do belting options as above, hearty portions

 

[fundy]

Best lunch I've had was at Royal St George's - immense. But I know that there are a number guys on here who rave about The Berkshire too.

Best breakfast was The Belfry - full on hot and cold buffet.

And the half way house at Woburn (Marquess) had Guinness and Asahi on tap, as well as a brilliant sausage bap! Would've quite happily binned off the rest of the round and spent a few hours in there!

Walked round Open Qualifying at the Marquess a few years back, could pretty much have played a round for how much we spent in the halfway hut that day haha

 

[Slab]

Simple, filling, quick to produce, cheap, nothing fancy required. If it can't be brought out in 10 minutes then it shouldn't be on the menu

Lets be honest if you haven't got it in 10 minutes then eat your provisional mars bar and call the next table through!

 

[Coffey]

Seapoint in Ireland had some unreal food. Great chicken burger.

 

[Deleted member 21258]

Best Breakfast - Buffet style...........Mount Juliet
....................... Full Breakfast.......Princes
....................... Bacon Roll ...........Hainault Forest
Best Lunch .......Buffet/Carvery.......Royal St Georges
....................... Best normal lunch..Beau Desert(omelette & chips) or Royal St Davids(burger & chips)

Best Halfway house.... pass, never found a great one.

 

[Yant]

Best Halfway house.... pass, never found a great one.

Sunningdale. Obviously.

 

[Siolag]

Gleneagles has great food.

 

[Orikoru]

Given that I only ever eat either a full English or a sausage & egg sandwich, I'd be more inclined to remember the bad ones than the good ones.

 

[CliveW]

As said above, Gleneagles. Also Prestwick, The Burgess, Muirfield and both Trump courses.

 

[Neilds]

When Swanwick were in the local RAF league, they played at Southwick Park. Post match meal was a curry buffet, eat all you can. Brilliant 😀😀😀

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

Lots of comments on here about some quite upmarket venues. TBH with the prices they charge the food should be excellent. I expect a decent plate of tasty food for about a tenner or less at a members club.

 

[Wolf]

Lots of comments on here about some quite upmarket venues. TBH with the prices they charge the food should be excellent. I expect a decent plate of tasty food for about a tenner or less at a members club.

I'd agree with that high end expect high end food. At a club I want a decent breakfast with a coffee for less than a tenner

 

[Wolf]

With the above being said..

High end prices, not that I'd know I got them all free including the golf 😂
Breakfast: Woburn
Lunch : Royal Cinque Ports
Dinner: Royal St George's

For the more affordable pallet which is like mine. All of the below less than a tenner with a drink

Breakfast :Gillingham Golf club (used to be a banging fry up
Lunch: South Kyme (the South Kyme burger of 1/2lb burger, crispy bacon, mature cheddar with homemade tomato relish & chips)
Dinner : Bearsted used to do a cracking carvery

 

[richart]

Best lunch I've had was at Royal St George's - immense. But I know that there are a number guys on here who rave about The Berkshire too.

Best breakfast was The Belfry - full on hot and cold buffet.

And the half way house at Woburn (Marquess) had Guinness and Asahi on tap, as well as a brilliant sausage bap! Would've quite happily binned off the rest of the round and spent a few hours in there!

RSG’s lunch is better than The Berkshire. Best one I have had at a golf club. Lunches at Hankley and Swinley are good as well.

Sausage rolls at our half way hit are stunning. Hand made by chef. Only problems is trying to hit a drive on 10 after eating one.