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In theory, it is golf’s ultimate pit stop—a brief sanctuary to recalibrate, stretch the legs, refill the tank, and take in the camaraderie of the course before tackling the back nine. Conceptually, I adore it. It is one of the rich, enduring traditions that makes a full 18-hole round feel like a journey rather than just a match. So why do I walk straight past them 90% of the time? Because, frankly, the execution at far too many golf clubs is abysmal.
Menu Trends That Your Clubhouse Needs is a short golf blog post that looks at what your members want to see on the clubhouse menu. Golfers are becoming increasingly fed up with the clubhouse menu cards that are full of the usual suspects. Golf is really starting to be seen as a sport. As one…
