Park officials say the drive-through should speed up play and offer a level of service that's hard to find elsewhere. The grill will seat about 50, with space for another 40 on a patio outside. The menu will be considerably improved. In the past Bryan Park offered only cold sandwiches, drinks and snacks. Now golfers will have a choice of four appetizers, three salads, four sandwich platters and six grilled platters.
Platters come with a choice of salad, French fries, cole slaw or a cup of soup.
For tournaments and large groups, the grill will provide golf outing menus, a selection of seven spreads that can be ordered in advance and served buffet style. During Daylight Savings Time, which lasts until the last Sunday in October, the grill will be open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. seven days a week. In addition to the two golf courses, Bryan Park includes Bryan Enrichment Center, Bryan Park soccer complex and Lake Townsend. The Joseph M. Bryan Foundation of Greater Greensboro Inc. paid for the clubhouse. Selections change daily.