Glenelg Golf Club

We participated in a celebratory lunch of an international body - it was their centenary. The site has excellent parking and easy access to the facility. The dining room was warm and comfortable, it was well lit and it had good acoustics. The wine list is substantial and choices were readily available. The set menu gave choices for each course with a huge slice of a Centenary Cake being the dessert. Service was discrete and attentive. The speeches were well amplified for those of us hard of hearing and everyone seemed involved. Sadly we aren't likely to attend the next centenary lunch.

Chose the Club to celebrate Father’s Day. The venue/ function/ restaurant space is good, great views of the course, but unfortunately the food offered in the form of a buffet was not as good as the price offered. A rather unusual choice of buffet dishes, Sausages?, pulled lamb and ribs, none of which were bad on their own, apart from not being very warm, didn’t really complement each other. Far too much coleslaw and endless potato salad and very bland fried rice which didn’t taste of anything Asian or really go with curried fish, possibly Barramundi were also a strange choice. Unfortunately the surprise activities or raffles offered as part of the package, did not eventuate. The wine list was not particularly extensive, unless ordered by the bottle and the choice of Alcohol Free beers, wine or sparkling very limited. At $65.00 a head plus Drinks, for three people, coupled with the limited buffet options, it didn’t really offer good value. Sadly, despite the magnificent location, I don’t think we will be returning anytime soon. Reasonable, but could do so much better.