Barton-on-Sea Golf Club has reopened their doors to their newly refurbished clubhouse

Barton-on-Sea Golf Club has unveiled its newly refurbished clubhouse, which has been designed to enhance the experience for members and visitors alike.

The work marks a significant milestone in the history of the 128-year-old club.

Chairman of the club, Tony Milner, said: “I’m confident that this major improvement in our clubhouse, following recent course enhancements, provides a golf club that is second to none in the local area and a great experience for existing members and those wishing to join and take up the game of golf.”

To mark its opening, a week of events took place, including several special golf competitions. There was also an afternoon tea for social members, with entertainment by local harpist Wendy Morrow, and a breakfast brunch open to all members and their guests.

The grand opening gala evening, the culmination of the celebrations and the main event of the week, featured an eight-course tasting menu, cocktails, wine, and entertainment by the band Manhattan Groove.

From the outset, the goal was clear: to create a welcoming environment that reflected the club’s commitment to its members by offering upgraded amenities that met modern standards.

The new-look clubhouse features a range of enhancements, including an extended dining area with panoramic views of the course and the iconic Isle of Wight Needles. The new extended balcony overlooks the club’s signature Needles 9 hole.

The new bar and dining facilities offer formal and casual settings where members can enjoy a culinary experience created by the club’s four chefs, whether celebrating a golfing victory or sharing a meal with friends and family.

This transformation would not have been possible without the dedication and support of members, staff, and partners. The club is immensely grateful to everyone who contributed their time, expertise, and enthusiasm.