For golfers and non-golfers alike Colonel Bogey's at the Hanover Country Club offers a fresh alternative to dining at Dartmouth, and since Colonel Bogey's is run by Dartmouth Dining Services, you can use your student identification card to pay for the meal.
Located to the right of the Pro Shop, Colonel Bogey's has an indoor seating capacity of 12, but additional seating can be found outside on the terrace overlooking the first and 18th holes.
Place your order at the grill inside, and while you wait, you can watch the big screen television or the golfers outside. Service is friendly and efficient.
Colonel Bogey's provides items from the grill such as burgers, hot dogs and grilled cheeses.
Deli sandwiches and soups are also available, and at $3.95, the chicken sandwich is the most expensive choice on the menu.
The cheddar and swiss grilled cheese with tomato was melted and browned to perfection. With its toasted bun and tender breast, the honey mustard chicken sandwich was tastier than its Food Court counterpart.
For those of you who are of age, Colonel Bogey's serves wine, mixed drinks and a wide selection of beers including Pete's Wicked Ale, Samuel Adams and Corona with Budweiser and Bud Lite on tap. For those of you under 21, O'Doul's is also available.
The cuisine is nothing extraordinary, very similar to Food Court's Fare, but the atmosphere is definitely more relaxed.
The terrace is the perfect place for an early summer dinner, and the snack bar is a nice change of pace providing a quaint alternative to the larger, more impersonal dining halls.
Porter Montgomery '96, who enjoyed a meal at Bogey's after sinking a 35 ft. putt on the 18th hole, said, "Colonel Bogey's is the perfect mixture of bourgeois and plebian -- somewhere between The Daniel Webster Room and Fort Harry's Truck Stop."
