[Joe Bausch]

Melrose.

[Ronald Montesano]

Butler...did you set the fire? If not, which clubhouse is it?

The only rule on this thread should be, list the name of the clubhouse. Most of us can't recognize holes, so how are we 'spected to recognize the shed?

FTR, I love the cottagey clubhouses...I'd rather go inside one of those than into a place loaded with brick.

[Stewart Naugler]

The most classic/understated clubhouse in the world...

My old home-





And one of my favorite places in the world-

[Ben Jarvis]

Butler...did you set the fire? If not, which clubhouse is it?

New South Wales Golf Club. Didn't hear about this!

[Anthony Butler]

Butler...did you set the fire? If not, which clubhouse is it?

New South Wales Golf Club. Didn't hear about this!

Started in the kitchen. Which was destroyed... Smoke damage in the dining room. No huge loss in revenue for the club, as they have mobile kitchen on site... Also, NSWGC is not much of a dinner destination due to the lease with the NSW Parks and Wildlife Service. Gates on Anzac Parade have to be shut 1/2 after dusk about 355 nights a year. Unlikely they could pin it on me since I haven't been within 3,000 miles of Sydney for about 3 years.

[George Freeman]

And one of my favorite places in the world-

I think I know the first one, but where is this one??

[Stewart Naugler]

CPC and Piping Rock

[JWL]

I loved the Sebonack clubhouse.  Just a classic and perfect for Long Island.   I was impressed.
I like to tell myself that I had a little to do with its location and the terrific clubhouse views.   

Merry Christmas all!

[Mike Hendren]

While not iconic, I love the proximity of the 18th green to Kilspindie's clubhouse:



At 260 yards downhill, it's pretty easy to roll one's tee ball on the patio directly behind the green.

Bogey

[Anthony Gray]

  Any body have Castle Stuart?

[Bruce Wellmon]

Castle Stuart

Waterville

[Tony_Muldoon]

The Golf House Club    (official!)

[Tony_Muldoon]

North Berwick West Links



 

Bill there are two Clubhouses in this photo.  I think you’d enjoy the other one too.  It’s more compact and old school.

[Criss Titschinger]

Some one already had Black Mesa earlier, but I'll throw my shot of it because I like it so much.

[Tim Gavrich]

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[Ed Oden]

NGLA


Mountain Ridge


Baltusrol


Plainfield


Somerset Hills


Southern Hills


While not iconic, by far my favorite clubhouse I have ever been in is the original structure at Friars Head (photo courtesy of Steve Shaffer)

[Lou Cutolo]

Just learned how to post photos and wanted to share

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Sleepy Hollow

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Tuxedo - Golf House

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Hollow Brook

[img]http://img703.imageshack.us/img703/8633/img2267od.jpg[img]

Friar's Head

[Lou Cutolo]

Sorry did something wrong back to the drawing board.

[David Hendler]

Lou, you just need to edit your previous post and add "http://" to each of your links. That should correct the issue.

[Colin Macqueen]

Panmure Golf Club Carnoustie



Where Ben Hogan practised for the 1953 Open and where a wee Scotsman caddied in the mid-sixties. A self-deprecating, slightly "down at the heel" look but comfortable in it's own skin (the clubhouse AND the Scot!). Note the blue skies!
(Image snapped from the website)

Cheers Colin

[David Hendler]

Lou, you just need to edit your previous post and add "http://" to each of your links. That should correct the issue.

Lou, you also need to change the second bracketed img for each link to [/img].

Note the slash inside the brackets.

[Matthew Petersen]

When I think of Castle Pines, the clubhouse is the first thing that comes to mind

[Mark Bourgeois]

The only iconic structure I see in this entire lot is the R&A. Maybe Stoke Poges for pop culture and Shinny for Stanny White. (Palmetto doesn't rise to the same level of significance.)

Leaving iconography aside, the biggest miss I see from the list so far is Everglades, a club house that actually is well-regarded by nongolfers and significant in Mizner's career. The bathroom architecture accounts for maybe the best if not most offensive club house story of all time.

For the sake of completeness I would add Thorndon Park and Blackheath.

[Sean_A]

Panmure Golf Club Carnoustie



Where Ben Hogan practised for the 1953 Open and where a wee Scotsman caddied in the mid-sixties. A self-deprecating, slightly "down at the heel" look but comfortable in it's own skin (the clubhouse AND the Scot!). Note the blue skies!
(Image snapped from the website)

Cheers Colin

Yes, I like this one - its quite ginger box like.

Ciao

[Jud_T]

some modesty is in order...



Dunes Club Clubhouse by Booth/Hansen

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