Woodsome Clubhouse

Woodsome Clubhouse

The Clubhouse
The Clubhouse is an imposing Jacobean Hall which has survived with many of the original features still intact. The main corridor which still has the original York stone floor (now aged further with many sets of spikes making their way from locker rooms to course!) houses the original staircase that has recently had its walls stripped of plaster to reveal the original timber frame.

Dining Facilities
The oak-panelled Dining Hall, with its enormous fireplace and carved lintel, houses the main clock which dates back to 1652. The clock’s workings are in what for many years was the Professional’s accommodation. The winding of the clock every two days was part and parcel of the Professional’s contract. The Dining Hall is used for both visitors and members and holds in the region of 60 diners. It is ideal for lunches, dinners, and receptions offering a wide range of catering and menu packages to suit all tastes and budgets.
 
Dining is also possible adjacent to The Main Bar, The Casual Bar and The Inner Courtyard.

Bar and Lounge
The recently refurbished Main Bar, Dartmouth Room and Casual Bar make ideal areas for a quiet drink before and after golf, as well as central meeting places for visiting societies, teams and casual golfers. A cordial welcome from staff and members is always guaranteed. Well kept hand pulled beers, wines and spirits, freshly prepared sandwiches and bar snacks are available daily from 11.30am.