The tartan decor is decidedly male, like most clubhouses. Even more male are the locker rooms. Toiletries are gratis in both. The menu is largely made up of sandwiches and appetizers, including those available in the snack bar on the course. The restaurant is open to the public and includes the traditional Friday night fish fry.
Coffee is free and so is the monthly newsletter.
The huge wall of fireplace is a nice touch. And a lounge area to play cards and smoke cigars. It's all there, with Mission-style furniture as an accent. There's a view of the 18th hole from the patio. As a public golf course catering to a membership of homeowners in the subdivision, Bristlecone Pines goes one step further than the typical public club.