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The Panmure clubhouse full frontage in low evening sun, the clock tower and gables lit gold, seen across the closing green

The Club

The Clubhouse

The building

The Clubhouse Looks the Way It Does Because of Jute

Many of the club’s early members were Dundee jute traders whose business ran to Calcutta, and the building they commissioned takes its cues, architecturally and in temperament, from Royal Calcutta Golf Club. The clock tower, the harled gables and the deep verandah all belong to that lineage.

Inside are three rooms with distinct characters, a trophy cabinet holding prizes that date to 1845, the Captains’ silver clubs, and a long-nosed club of the same year. Lunch runs from noon; dinner is served in the Dalhousie Room; and there is a glass of the club kümmel afterwards.

Royal Calcutta Golf Club
Vertical composition of the clubhouse tower, clock and gable detail with the terrace below

Dress standards

The Three Rooms

Each room carries its own dress standard, and no member of staff may make an exception.

  • The 19th Hole: long tables and cane chairs under honours boards, two members at the window looking down the closing hole
    Casual

    The 19th Hole

    Golfing attire, shorts and hoodies acceptable. The room that opens onto the terrace and looks straight down the closing hole.

  • The Hogan Lounge, the illuminated trophy cabinet its focal point, silverware on red-backed shelving
    Smart casual

    The Hogan Lounge

    No shorts or waterproofs; clean spikeless shoes. The trophy cabinet holds prizes dating to 1845, the Captains' silver clubs and a long-nosed club of the same year.

  • The Dalhousie Room laid for a club dinner: long white-clothed table, tartan-upholstered chairs, silver and glassware, fireplace beyond
    Jacket & tie

    The Dalhousie Room

    In the dining room, featuring a wall lined with portraits of Earls of Dalhousie and a view out to the first tee, jackets & ties are required for gentlemen and commensurate non golfing attire for ladies.

    Dining: Food & Beverages are available during Clubhouse Hours in the 19th hole bar and Hogan Lounge. If a formal lunch before golf or dinner after golf is desired please contact Clubhouse@panmuregolfclub.co.uk to check availability & discuss menus.

Catering

Dining at the Club

Catering is by Craig McKinlay Catering, from a snack after nine holes through to a full dinner in the Dalhousie Room. Club claret is on the list, and kümmel is served afterwards, a golfing tradition the club has never seen reason to drop.

The Dalhousie Room laid for a club dinner: long white-clothed table, tartan-upholstered chairs, silver and glassware, fireplace beyond

Around the building

The Lounges

  • A deep-buttoned leather wing armchair in a panelled lounge, framed sepia portraits behind
  • A lounge corner with roll-top desk, brass cash register and a dense framed picture wall
  • The lounge with the illuminated trophy cabinet as its focal point, silverware on red-backed shelving
  • A bay-window lounge with deep leather chesterfields, a framed portrait and a lit display cabinet

Locker rooms

Recently Renovated

Secure lockers, showers and towels for visitors. The main entrance and the ladies’ locker room are signed from the car park.

The locker room: banks of tall wooden lockers with brass fittings receding down the room
Interior looking out through the clubhouse window wall onto the course, a member seated in silhouette

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