Van Zandt Country Club Bar en Canton

Name: Van Zandt Country Club
Address: 17960, I-20 Frontage Road, Canton, United States
Telephone: 19035674884
Rating: 4.3

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Estados Unidos

Restaurantes

Van Zandt Country Club

Reseñas

#19 De 76 en Canton

8.6

116 Revisar

Ambiente

8.6/10

Alimento

8.6/10

Interior

8.6/10

Precios

8.6/10

Servicio

8.6/10

Precio & Cocina

$ Parrilla

Tipo de restaurante

Bar

Características

Accesible Para Sillas De Ruedas

Información

+19035674884

17960, I-20 Frontage Road, Canton, Estados Unidos

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jorge boullosa

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3 days ago

Muy buen lugar para descansar y comer

jorge boullosa

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A week ago

Muy buen lugar para descansar y comer

Ben dyson

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4 months ago

Haven't played golf in years. Use to be proper etiquette would be you ask to play through if you behind some slow players not complain to management. Had some snobs go start to management and complain about our group. After they demanded we skip holes and hurry up after we paid the same price as everyone else. Honestly a waste of my money and don't think I'll be about.

Clint Gupton

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4 months ago

The fairways and greens were well kept and very nice compared to other courses around east Texas, the clubhouse had good food and affordable drinks which made for a good start to the day, however after eating lunch after hole 9. We noticed a sign that said “to speed up play thru you can call the clubhouse and get food for pick up”. There wasn’t a mandatory part on the sign so we stopped and ate just as we do at the other 6 courses we play in east Texas. The food did take about half an hour for us to get but was enjoyable. After starting on the back 9, we were approached by a man saying that they are going to catch us and that stopping and eating was not allowed at this course, even though it is a public course. After words were exchanged we kept playing and trying to make it thru the back 9. We did have two novice players which slowed us down. After a couple more holes we had another person ride up to us as we were heading to hole 17 saying that we need to get out of the way or hurry up because they had a group of 8-10 teams behind us and we’re waiting on us. After stating that we were trying as much as possible he then kept pushing the issue, right after that he stated that he was the owner and that he would have us escorted off the property because we should be playing faster, when an employee showed up, we had a long conversation with him. He stated that no course “out of the 20” he has worked at allows players to stop and eat lunch. After a 10 minute delay we went back to finishing up the last two holes while having golf balls driven at us. I don’t know if that is the reason there weren’t a ton of people out there for a beautiful Saturday, but getting over the small town politics and bullying would really help this place to thrive. Harassment while trying to play golf is a bit much, especially by men who look to be retired, but the course staff not even acknowledging that we were not doing anything wrong and blaming us is rude and unnecessary. Besides the last 30 minutes of our experience there it was very enjoyable. But we will not be coming back to spend our money there. CHEERS.