Breakers is one of the worst run restaurants in Terrigal their food is atrocious and what is worse…read morethe management doesn't give a total shit.

Breakers is a perfectly appropriate venue to book out for your event. Because our event was…read moreconsidered a life celebration it was free to book the room and you need only pay for catering and bar. They were very accommodating and sensitive to our circumstances and able to assist as much as possible. All staff were very friendly and helpful during the event itself. Because they are renovating the upstairs function room they were still easily able to accommodate us in private function room on the first floor. The catering food was very nice and enjoyed by all. There's plenty of parking for guests. The club itself looks nice and modern and quiet location. We actually did a test run of what the food would be like by eating at the bistro (before aforementioned event) and the food was good enough. Enough to calm any apprehensions about what the food would be like. The events manager was very helpful and understanding of our booking and made sure everything was looked after. They pay tribute to ANZAC every day at 5pm, there's a moment of silence throughout the club, which you can always trust an Aussie club to have Aussie values when they do tributes like this. Like any club of this nature you can join up to their membership and receive discounts on all purchases made on premises using your member card. They also have a golf course and lawn bowls if that's your thing. Perfect for any day of the week lunch and dinner, I know we'll be going back for lunch soon!

Really good food! We were on a voucher so we also had a discount but the drive to Raby Road was…read moreworth it. They are still working on the roads and there are many estates being built so Sunday lunch rather than an evening meal is a pretty good option as it is easy to miss the turnoff too. Three of us had the pork belly and we were not disappointed. The barramundi was very nice too. We really didn't need the sides of vegetables and wedges as the meals had enough on the plate. Service and presentation was excellent. The restaurant was pretty quiet but it looked like the "bistro" was doing a fair trade with the golfers stopping for a drink and monster hamburger. The entertainment was the golf; golf carts playing dodgems on the fairway trying to seek out their balls; weird golf swings [shudder] and golfers being attacked by ducks when the balls landed in the pond.

Need a Christmas in July party, this place is great for it!…read moreThis little country club boasts secluded from busy area, good view of golf course and it's small enough to contain your party, so people don't wonder off and keep together, Walking in we all received a champaign cocktail and music playing. For entree we had ravioli which was absolutely awesome! Main was roast turkey and ham in a glaze sauce Devine. Dessert was meringues and Christmas pudding with custard yum! The bar was decent too. Beer $6 for a schnooner Spirits were $7.50 with an soft drink and cocktails were $15 The wonderwoman cocktail was awesome. Awesome nice place to have an function and all cost $45 pp.

This area of the golf club is called The Mona Social. It is a fairly recent addition. By the time I…read moregot here, it was near closing time at the cafe, so I came here instead. The views are stunning, showing off the golf course and water views of the Tasman Sea. I ordered a Caesar salad, and it came Aussie style with anchovies and Parmesan. Except for the anchovies, which I was mostly able to avoid, it was a tasty salad with exceptionally crunchy croutons. I throughly enjoy the views of waterlogged greens against the blue sea backdrop as I ate. The music was a bit loud and was mainly r&b and hiphop, which surprised me. If the place was busy, it would be difficult to converse.

Mona Vale Golf Club boasts a ton of accolades: one of Australia's top public access golf courses,…read moreone of the top courses you can play for under $50 etc etc. And it deserves them! Eighteen holes sit alongside the oceanfront, just north of the Mona Vale Hospital and accessed near where Pittwater Road meets Barrenjoey Road. It's a longish course to walk (five par 5s) and electric buggies are popular, but most of the fairways are fairly flat with just a few climbing back up to the clubhouse. The front nine holes are reasonable, but nothing to shout about - though they do leave you wondering why wetsuit-clad blokes with surfboards drift to and fro across the fairways. Get past the tenth hole - which takes you to the clubhouse - and it becomes clear. The back eight holes skirt to and fro along the coast, with magnificent views from Mona Vale headland reserve down to north Narrabeen. We saw whales breaching in the distance which was a distraction from the task at hand. And of course the board riders are headed to the waves of Mona Vale beach, taking a shortcut across the course. The fairway of hole 17 is actually shared with the public coast path, so be prepared to yell if your drive goes astray. Finishing at the Clubhouse for lunch was a reward too: award winning rabbit pies top the menu, but we also enjoyed some great wraps and wedges - comfort food for the foot-weary.

The Bunker, is the restaurant here at the GGC. And how lucky do we have it. Not only do they dish…read moreout great takeaway lunch meals Wed-Sun, and from Thursday to Sunday you can pick-up deliciously prepared meals you finish at home, a COVID lockdown special since we can't dine in. The Bunker team has done a fabulous job with these meals. Instructions are clear on how to finish/re-heat the meals. Portion sizes are generous and mains range from $15-$20. Has been my families special Friday evening meals since lockdown, as the menu changes weekly. So always something different and delicious! There are usually 3 mains to choose from, one dessert and 2 vegetarian options, as well as 1 gluten free option. All bases covered. You need to order 1-day in advance to ensure availability, as it is all made to order, this is not Pre-made in bulk and then portioned out.

What makes for a happy comfortable golf club. I think it's the customer service, which Gordon Golf…read moreClub excels at, club facilities where you can eat and drink after a tough 9 or 18 holes. But it's the golf that counts, how you can play the course. The worst thing for a new golfer (I am a new golfer), is having the stress of making golfers wait for extended periods of time while you hack away at the pristine fairways. The course itself is an excellent learning course, wide fairways, limited difficult hazards and well kept and maintained greens. The course gets extremely busy seven days per week and you will find yourself waiting at each and every hole for at least 5-7 minutes. However, the golf groove is not lost by these hole and T-Off waits because the surroundings are beautiful and peppered with Disney like animals.On a good day of you move fast and play say between a 1 to 2 over per hole the golfer can get through and be drinking in the clubhouse in just about 3.5 hours with space on either side of that time limit. Or you can shorten your golf adventure and play 9 Holes and having a nice lunch at 'The Bunker' (thebunker@gordongolfclub.com). Lesson, there will always be club Knob-heads to keen to offer advice, criticise or inform on club rules and regulation. My advice smile and nod and go on your way. If they become tedious only then tell them in an assertive manner to 'fuck off'.