Dining & Entertaining
The Golf Club
Private dining at Woburn Golf Club for between 50 and 150, takes place in our main Dining Room which is decorated with commissioned works of art depicting scenes from around our magnificent three Championship golf courses.
Enjoy a stylish late luncheon for up to 50 persons in the comfort of our modern Morning Room. Located on our ground floor near the main entrance , the Morning Room has an abundance of natural daylight and a warm atmosphere.
For smaller groups of up to 30, our Boardroom is the perfect location.
Set overlooking the 1st tee of The Dukes course and our practice putting green it has played host to dinners attended by many great names of the game of golf. The walls in our Boardroom are adorned with photographs of these greats, amongst them many winners of the major tournaments hosted at Woburn Golf Club over the years.
Our Poulter room located on the ground floor adjacent to our Golf Bar is perfect for an informal buffet or meal for up to 20 persons. Memento’s from Ian’s successful playing career are on show, pride of place are the famous pair of Union Jack trousers Ian wore on the first day of The Open in 2004, which was held at Troon.
All catering at Woburn Golf Club is carried out on site by our own highly skilled staff under the supervision of seasoned catering professionals. Our kitchens use fresh produce selected from local shops and markets. A full range of menus is available to you and we pride ourselves on our flair and imagination however we also provide bespoke menus to match your own creative ideas.
The Sculpture Gallery
To round off your corporate or society golf day, dinner at the Sculpture Gallery at Woburn Abbey is an experience to be remembered.
The Sculpture Gallery was originally built as an Orangery in 1789 for the 5th Duke of Bedford. In 1802 the Temple of Liberty was added as a setting for busts of the leading political figures of the day. In 1818 the Orangery was enlarged to house the Duke's collection of marble statues and reliefs and it became officially known as the Sculpture Gallery. During the past 100 years the Gallery was seldom used until some of the sculptures were removed around 20 years ago to enable the gallery to be beautifully restored and converted to the splendid building it is today.
Comprising a long room in 3 sections, supported by columns topped with Corinthian capitals dating back to the 2nd century, the Gallery has many fine sculptures still on display from the original collection. The Sculpture Gallery can cater for dinner dances seating up to 240 people. There are two smaller rooms adjacent to the Sculpture Gallery - the Long Harness and Lantern Room. The Long Harness Room is pine panelled and carpeted and is used as a bar area for larger functions.
All catering for the Sculpture Gallery, Lantern and Long Harness Rooms is carried out by our own staff under the supervision of the Catering Manager. Our kitchens use fresh produce selected from local shops and markets. A full range of menus is available to you and we pride ourselves on our flair and imagination but we can also provide menus to your own exact requirements.