Even if a golf course resembles Augusta National in the springtime, a successful food and beverage program often drives more profit than greens fees and country club memberships. With a massive space to operate, and a destination for major events, a country club is an ideal foodservice operation. But what if the current F&B program isn’t up to par?
Now at P3 Reps, we can’t cure a slice, but we can provide some solutions to take a country club foodservice program to the next level. Let’s examine a few ways.
Dress the Part
For country club staff, it’s important to dress the part. Chefs who prepare food in serving lines, bartenders working events outdoors, and kitchen staff hustling from the back-of-house to the dining area, should all be fitted with uniforms that keep them comfortable and looking professional.
Embrace the Nice Weather
In New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, the long winters train us to never take a sunny day for granted. So when the temperatures go up, the diners go out.
[Discover more outdoor dining equipment in the Wabash Valley Outdoor Seating Catalog]
Serve it Outside
While the seating is one aspect of outdoor dining, serving equipment is just as important. Country clubs play host to outdoor weddings, parties, and banquets through the spring, summer, and fall.
[Read the Rosseto Buffet Guide for more buffet inspiration]
Whether it’s a wedding reception under an outdoor tent or breakfast buffet on the patio, there’s an outdoor serving solution for your foodservice operation.