Golf Club Coffee Machine

Golf Club Coffee Machine – Upping the standards of your golf club’s coffee

Using your best judgment to choose just the right golf club for the situation is something that should be applied to choosing a coffee machine as well.

Just using the most expensive club and hoping for the best results automatically would be foolish, and the same goes for providing your establishment with great coffee in an efficient and sustainable manner.

It has become so much of a trend to have a coffee area where golfers can relax and socialize that it is essentially no longer possible for a golf club to get away with not offering quality coffee, and choosing just the right machine is your first step.

Which is the best coffee machine for a Golf Club?

It is generally speaking ideal to have a machine which can be operated by the golfers themselves since some early morning golfers will be at it before you will have any staff around to run the machine.

There are a number of different self-serve machines available and customers can pay by coins or by using an i-key set up on a prepaid program.

You can also get machines that can function as both self-service and as barista run if you want to have someone manning the machine during regular working hours.

Fully automated or traditional

Without a doubt a traditional espresso machine will do wonders for the appearance of your coffee area as they tend to look very authentic and professional.

However, if you don’t have trained staff who know how to operate machines like this correctly, then your great looking machine is not going to make great coffee anyway.

If you aren’t expecting to regularly have a few experienced baristas on staff, then you are better off getting an automated machine that can prepare great coffee all by itself.

But again, as with golf clubs, it is also possible to get a hybrid machine.

The Amore 1, for example, is a traditional espresso coffee machine that relies on coffee pods so that you don’t need to worry about proper grinding and dosing. Machine’s like this may be worth looking into if you want to get the best of both worlds.

What to look for in a Golf Club coffee machine

Once you’ve decided on the type of machine that you want to get, you then need to start thinking about how many servings you think you’re likely to need per day.

Some cheaper, smaller machines may be able to churn out excellent coffee, but may not be able to keep up with demand if you get a lot of orders in one day.

Other things to think about are how much space you have for your machine, and finally your machine’s appearance (it never hurts for the machine to be aesthetically pleasing).

Service and maintenance

Service and maintenance for your machine is also an important factor to consider in.

No machine is immune to breaking down periodically and you will need to have a company you can go to for maintenance and repairs. Keep this in mind as well if you are considering getting a used machine, as these tend to require maintenance and repairs more often.

Find a consultant

If you still feel uneasy about making a decision yourself, by all means contact a reputable coffee company that can offer you a free consultation and help you narrow down your options for your particular location.

They will also be able to offer you demos of various machines so you can get a taste of the results beforehand.

Go ahead and get in touch with us today if you are looking for a new machine or to renew an older one, and we’ll be happy to arrange a visit from one of our specialists to talk about your options with you.