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Help Name Our New Golf Club Restaurant!
Posted By: mcory66* on 1/6/2005 3:31 PM (CST) 125 Points
Chisel Creek Golf Club is proud to announce the opening of our new clubhouse in 2005. We need your help in naming our new restaurant. The menu is mid-scale specializing in sandwiches and other pub food. The restaurant overlooks the 18th green and part of the driving range. For those golfers out there, help us come up with a creative name with a golfing theme.

Posted by: davidr Accepted Answer
1/6/2005 3:35 PM (CST)
"The Edge", connoting advantage (better golf, better food, better life), and also tying in to Chisel.
 
Posted by: mccarthy* Member Response
1/6/2005 3:38 PM (CST)
If you're where I think you are, I'd look strongly at "Chester's on the Green".

A great local tie-in to the community and obvious golf link (pardon the pun.)

Let me know if I can help. You can see a similar treatment for a pub that I did at
http://www.jcm-creative.com/samples.php?id=16
 
Posted by: Michele Accepted Answer
1/6/2005 5:10 PM (CST)
How about "The Wedge" - that is both a golfing club and a reference to the size of the sandwiches. Otherwise you could go for the standard 19th Hole.
 
Posted by: jillm Accepted Answer
1/7/2005 12:28 AM (CST)
Hmmm...

Dimples (as in the dimples on the golf ball...)
Bogey's
Creekside (or Creek Side)
Creekside Landing
Fairways
Champion's
Putter's (or Putters)
The Green
Tea Box (as opposed to Tee Box)
T's (or Tee's)
Links
Water Hazards (watering hole...)

Hope that this helps get the juices flowing!

- Jill
 
Posted by: LittleWhacky Accepted Answer
1/7/2005 8:21 AM (CST)
As you're featuring pub style food, maybe we could come up with some ideas that combine golf with pub names...

Just as an aside, I will always remember a wonderful (genuine) pub sign in Glasgow, Scotland that made me fall about laughing every time I saw it. It was "The Muscular Arms..."

Anyway, here are some along those lines, to set the scene:

*The Fairway Arms

*The Club Head

*The Sand Wedge (ouch! sorry...)

*The Hole In One

*The Albatross

*The Eagle

*The Birdie

*The Longest Putt

*The Chip Shot

*The Golfer's Arms

*The Driver's Arms

*The Putter's Arms

...or even,

*The Tee Caddy (oh stop those puns, please!!)

Good luck...

SUZE
 
Posted by: Colleen Sharen* Member Response
1/7/2005 8:48 AM (CST)
How about Mulligan's?

Colleen
 
Posted by: AndrewS Member Response
1/7/2005 4:19 PM (CST)
"The 18th"
"The Club House Restaurant
"Chesters"
"Hole-in-One"
"The Appleton"
"Tee Time"
 
Posted by: SRyan ;] Member Response
1/7/2005 5:09 PM (CST)
What about simply...

"Chip's"
 
Posted by: Mushfique Manzoor Member Response
1/12/2005 8:05 AM (CST)
i am not a golfer at all !!

how about simply.......
"The 18th" or
" THe 18th Green"


cheers!!!
 
Posted by: K* Member Response
1/12/2005 5:30 PM (CST)
Off the Cart

Get a Whiff of This

Fore!

Fore Food!

Swingin' Sandwiches and Such

Any Way You Slice It


I'll think about this some more. K
 
Posted by: browncatfan Accepted Answer
1/13/2005 5:58 PM (CST)
I was going to send "Chips" but it didn't even occur to me to
make it "Chip's." I like that one a lot.

Other possibilities:

The More Club (Gotta have one weird one.)

Gimme's (or Gimmy's)

The Tap Inn

Kilter's

Spike's
 
Posted by: jlburk_123* Member Response
1/14/2005 4:08 PM (CST)
"The Club"

Its simple and plays off of golf clubs as well as club sandwiches. If you wanted to go a little further you could add a little more like:

The Tasty Club

The Best Club

Your Favorite Club

I can see the sign as an old pub style design only substituting club for pub.
 
Posted by: Stokefire* Accepted Answer
1/20/2005 4:36 PM (CST)
Is there an infamous/famous feature on the golfcourse? A particularly large and in-the-way tree? I've seen a couple clubs use these features to call attention to both the course and the club at the same time.

The Knotty Pine (with tree as logo)

Also, Mulligan's is a great name with tie-in, as are:
Birdies
Eagle's View
Aces
Rangeview
...

I bet if you google "golf club" and "restaurant" you will find hundreds more ideas.

Tate
 
Posted by: Marketeer* Member Response
1/23/2005 6:29 PM (CST)
How about:

Caddy's
Golf Gourmet
Golfer's Kitchen
The Watering Hole
 
Posted by: Marketeer* Member Response
1/23/2005 6:37 PM (CST)
Hi again, a couple more ideas:

The Hole in Your Face
Birdie Num Num (Peter Seller's famous line from the movie The Party!)

cheers,

Ehab
 
Posted by: Marketeer* Member Response
1/24/2005 4:14 PM (CST)
Hello everybody,

Has this question been closed or what? I haven't received feedback or seen any activity besides mine.

cheers!
 
Posted by: AndrewS Member Response
1/25/2005 4:49 AM (CST)
k, I like "Fore Food" :-)
 
Posted by: K* Member Response
1/25/2005 9:24 AM (CST)
Andrew -- thanks. Do you think I've given too much away about my golf game with "Any Way You Slice It?"

:-)
 
Posted by: mocando Member Response
1/27/2005 1:08 PM (CST)
Chips n' Slices is all I have right now.

Good luck!
Michael
 
Posted by: mgoodman Member Response
2/4/2005 3:05 PM (CST)
How are you going to make the decision? If we understand the evaluation criteria we may be able to come up with better name suggestions.

P.S. I've seen several on this list that I like personally, but I'm probably not in your target audience, and I'm not sure my subjective opinion is worth any more than yours (or anyone elses). How are you going to decide on the name? Darts?
 
Posted by: Paul Copcutt Accepted Answer
2/4/2005 3:20 PM (CST)
Here a few more to ponder:

Tee for Two
The Caddyshack
The 19th Whole
Open Face
Niblicks
Uncle Toms
Morris'
Shots & Bites
Where It Ne'r Rains
Stablefoods
Fare Way
Par for a Course
Field of Dreams

Good luck!
 
Posted by: jponton* Accepted Answer
2/4/2005 4:19 PM (CST)
As an avid golfer [and Pub patron] here are my suggestions;

The 19th Hole
Amen Corner
Hogan's Heros
CC by the Green
Arnie's Pub
Eagles Nest
Forget-Me-Bogey (could make a great Irish Pub)
Nothing but Aces
Bogey Free Zone
Big Bertha's Clubs (nice if the fat lady sings too)
Player's Retreat
Hook or Slice (if you are offering pizza & seafood)
 
Posted by: Jim Deveau/Catalyst* Accepted Answer
2/4/2005 4:53 PM (CST)
HI:

What about:

Yips
The Gimme
The Bad Lie (have fun with this one and menu items!)
Links 'n Drinks (Hot Dogs and Beer)
On the Beach
Roasts 'n Boasts


Definately let us know what you choose!
 
Posted by: Ricky Member Response
2/5/2005 6:51 AM (CST)
I really like Square Peg's The Caddy Shack.
 
Posted by: LittleWhacky Member Response
2/5/2005 6:55 AM (CST)
Oooohhhh, yes - something Square Peg said made me think of a great idea for a name ... old fashioned term for a type of golf club:

"Mashie Niblick's"

According to my Concise Oxford Dictionary...

mashie - iron golf club used for lofting or for medium distances

mashie niblick - club intermediate between mashie and niblick

niblick - golf club with large, round, heavy head, used especially for playing out of bunkers (sand traps.)

SUZE
 
Posted by: Sanjeev Kumar Vyas Member Response
2/7/2005 2:04 AM (CST)
How about the
"19th Hole"
I guess people usually come after the game.
Regards
Sanjeev
 
Posted by: Marketeer* Member Response
2/8/2005 8:26 AM (CST)
Hi Suze,

I think Mashie Niblick is absolutely brilliant.

Maybe a variation to this would be adding an apostrophe s to it so it reads Mashie Niblick's.

Cheers,

Ehab
 
Posted by: Marketeer* Member Response
2/8/2005 8:28 AM (CST)
Ooops! Stupid me. I just noticed that your suggestion is indeed Mashie Niblick's not Mashie Niblick.

That's what you get for trying to post a response in between back to back meetings!!

Ehab
 
Posted by: Val (Moderator)* Moderator Response
2/14/2005 12:31 AM (CST)
Hello all. I am closing this question, since its more than two weeks old. We do this to make sure members' contributions are rewarded in a timely manner and to improve the visibility of newer questions.

Thanks, so much, for participating!
Val (Moderator)
 


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