Business Description
On April 26, 1900 - Muscatine Golf Club was founded by Dr. F.H. Little, C.R. Musser and John Sterneman.
Geneva Country Club opened in 1900 but went through a huge renovation in 1993 for new construction of their current Club House. The reputation of the golf course and the total facilities of Geneva Golf & Country Club have been recognized by the USGA (United States Golf Association), the IGA (Iowa Golf Association), the IWGA (Iowa Women’s Golf Association) and the Iowa PGA (Professional Golfers’ Association). We have received many requests to play host to events by all four bodies.The 18-hole "Geneva" course at the Geneva Golf & Country Club facility in Muscatine, Iowa features 6,418 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71 . The course rating is 70.5 and it has a slope rating of 128. Designed by David Arthur Gill, ASGCA, the Geneva golf course opened in 1980.
Geneva Country Club has a beautiful pool that members can use for lap swimming, diving, or just lounging in the sun. The shallow end has wide steps for easy entry (and provides a comfortable perch for little swimmers). A separate, gated area is available with a baby, wading pool. Lifeguards are on duty at all times for your safety. Lounge chairs and tables surround the pool and provide ample room for sunbathers, readers and drying children. The pool snack bar opens when the pool opens and closes at 7:00 p.m. It offers a wide variety of lunch and dinner items, afternoon snacks and beverages. Chicken strips, cheeseburgers, mozzarella sticks and more are available along with the standard snack fare of candy, chips, and frozen treats. All members are welcome to use the pool. Guests are welcome to accompany members at a fee of $5.00 per guest. All members and guests are required to sign in the attendance book upon entering the pool area
Welcome to Geneva Golf and Country Club’s Clubhouse and Dining Section. It is our sincere intention to provide you with a pleasurable dining experience regardless of where your party is located in the building. Below is a list and range of services we provide:
• Wedding receptions
• Class reunions
• Fundraisers for charities, political, schools, etc.
• Birthdays and Anniversaries
• Bar and Bat Mitzvahs
• Corporate functions
• Breakfasts
• Buffets
• Proms
• Appetizer Parties
• Meetings
• Pool parties
• Barbecues
• Cookouts
• Caterings
• Tailgate Parties
• Hog roasts
CLUB HOUSE AND DINING
The food and beverage facilities cover both floors of the clubhouse.
Main Floor
The main floor consists of our main dining room, which can comfortably seat 200 guests. We can also section off the main dining room to accommodate smaller groups in one or more sections of the dining room while continuing to provide dining service to our members. Facility or equipment rental charges may be applicable depending on the function. (Non-smoking)
Formal Dining
Formal dining takes place throughout the entire dining room unless another event is scheduled. We use only the freshest ingredients and purchase the finest meats and seafood. All of our breads and desserts are homemade and baked fresh daily. Our soups are homemade and prepared from scratch as well. We have a varied menu, ranging in selection, and a wine list with many fine offerings. Bring the family, or a date, or just yourself and let us offer you a truly enjoyable dining experience. Our service staff and experienced culinary team will see to it. (Non-smoking)
Private Dining Room
The Private Dining Room provides the perfect surrounding for groups of 30 or less. It is conveniently shaped to offer the right setting for a meeting or dinner while offering a beautiful panoramic view of the grounds. (Non-smoking)
Board Room
This elegant yet powerful room is available at no charge to our members. This room serves up to 10 people and is ideal for that important meeting or power lunch. (Non-smoking)
Members’ Lounge
This is an excellent lounge that just begs you to come in and get comfortable. A welcoming fireplace in the fall and winter or an adjoining patio in the warmer months, invites you to stop in and stay awhile with friends and fellow members. This room is truly designed for relaxation and enjoyment. (Non-smoking)
Downstairs - Links Grille
The Links Grille is broken down into 2 areas: The Front Nine and the Back Nine. (Non-smoking)
Front Nine
This is the area of the building designed for families and casual dining. The menu and atmosphere is geared towards a relaxed experience that pleases both family members and your wallet. Come as you are and if you want to wear blue jeans, you’re welcome to. We have coloring books, Etch-a-Sketch, kid’s movies and a television set for your family’s use. (Non-smoking)
Back Nine
The Back Nine is designed more for the golfers and adult members. Whether it’s to tally up your scorecard, settle the score or play a game of cards, the Back Nine awaits you. Our service staff will accommodate your needs. (Non-smoking)
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